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How NDM works ?

PostPosted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 4:11 pm
by diptisaini
***************************** Top of Data ******************************
//* *************** NDM STEP GENERATED BY ACASY2K.CLNDM
//STEPNDM EXEC NDMBATH,COND=(0,NE)
//DMPUBLIB DD DSN=PNDMMT15.B999.PARMLIB,DISP=SHR
//SYSIN DD *
SIGNON ESF=YES
SUB PROC=PZZZUNXV -
- /* SENDING FILE------------------------------------------------ */
&INDSN=TACAST15.B836.CUMENT.RECON.OL -
[color=#FF0000]&UXSCRIPT=':STRIP.BLANKS=NO:'
-
PNODE=NDMHMVS [/color]-
- /* RECEIVING FILE---------------------------------------------- */
&OUTDSN='champ/ceb/data/cumenthold.dat' -
&PATH='champ/ceb/control/cumenthold.dat.end'
-
SNODE=AUUTCDS01 -
&DISP=RPL -
- /* OTHER PARMS------------------------------------------------- */
CASE=YES -
&JOBNAME=JOBNAME -
NEWNAME=NEWNAME
SIGNOFF
//* *************** NDM STEP END *********************************
//S06 EXEC WSNT2BAT,ENV='MT=0',
// LOGON=LOGONACS,
// COND=ONLY
//NTLBAT.CMSYNIN DD
// DD *
CN1RJEA 00039672 6
FIN
//*
//CONDCODE EXEC CONDCODE
//* ********************* END OF CA1RJE ************************


Can anyone explain the meaning of INDSN,OUTDSN ,SNODE and &DISP ? Also some information regarding how this NDM will work ?

Thanks.

Re: How NDM works ?

PostPosted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 6:09 pm
by MrSpock
diptisaini wrote:Can anyone explain the meaning of &INDSN, &OUTDSN, SNODE and &DISP ? Also some information regarding how this NDM will work?


Well, the author of the Process PZZZUNXV has obviously coded it to be generic and allow data to be passed via a set of user-defined variables: &INDSN, &OUTDSN, &UXSCRIPT, &PATH, &DISP and &JOBNAME. Without the source code of the Process I can't elaborate further, other than to state that there might be others, and that they seem to be rather self-explanatory.

SNODE is the name of the Connect:Direct system's Secondary Node. Again. being a rather generic Process, the author wisely chose to omit hard-coding one.

Can't tell you much about how it will work, other than the fact that it seems to be a standard copy of data from the host system PNODE (i.e. the system you're running this job on) to the target remote system (the SNODE) with a parameter for an ASCII-based system that forces any blanks at the end of each record to be retained (they're normally stripped off to conserve space and network bandwidth).

Re: How NDM works ?

PostPosted: Mon Aug 30, 2010 4:38 pm
by diptisaini
Hi,

Thanks for ur information.