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vasanthz
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Location: Tirupur, India
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Hi,
I am trying to send a job from one LPAR A1 and make it execute it at LPAR A2.
I tried the below JCL,
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//USERIDA JOB ...
/*ROUTE XEQ NODENAME <--- This was node name of LPAR A2 as well as another LPAR A3. |
But the job actually executes on LPAR A3, instead of A2.
One more peculiar thing is, If all the initiators are held up in LPAR A3, then the job runs on A2. 
Could u please let me know what parameter can be used to make it run on the correct LPAR.
When I went to LPAR A2 and issued a MAS command on SDSF it showed,
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SDSF MAS DISPLAY A2 NODENAME 42% SPOOL LINE 1-2 (2)
PREFIX=* DEST=(ALL) OWNER=* SYSNAME=
NP NAME Status SID PrevCkpt Hold ActHold Dormancy ActDorm SyncT
A2 ACTIVE 1 0.59 50 50 (100,500) 501 3
A3 ACTIVE 2 0.07 50 50 (100,500) 501 3 |
Tried the JOBPARM S=A2 parameter but did not work out.
Thanks, |
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Robert Sample
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| This is a question only your site support group can answer. Specifics on how jobs runs on different LPARs will be part of the site set up and therefore nobody on this forum has much chance of giving you an answer to your question. |
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vasanthz
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Thanks Robert,
 SSG here I come.. |
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expat
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| Did you try using a SYSAFF statement instead. Just a thought. |
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vasanthz
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| /*JOBPARM SYSAFF=A2 |
Worked 
Thank Expat. |
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