Systemwalker Operation Manager Installation Guide

B.1 Initialization File (Job Execution Control)

The initialization file of Job Execution Control has been stored in the following location as a text file.

You can directly edit this file using an editor such as "vi" or Notepad.

However, NEVER change the file path and the file name.

File name:

[Windows version] initfile.txt

[UNIX version] initfile

Storage path:

[Windows version]

Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory\MpWalker.Jm\mpmjessv\user

The followings apply if Multi-subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem number 0:

Same as when NO subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem numbers 1 to 9:

Directory where Systemwalker Operation Manager has been installed \MpWalker.Jm\mpmjessv\mjesn\user, where "n" is a subsystem number.

[UNIX version]

/etc/mjes

The followings apply if Multi-subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem number 0:

Same as when NO subsystem operations are supported.

Subsystem numbers 1 to 9:

/etc/mjes/mjesn, where "n" is a subsystem number.

Coding format

The following shows the standard coding format of the initialization file. For the detailed parameter and operand information, see "B.1.1 List of Initialization File Definitions".

[Windows version]

system [dfltqueue=queue name][,                                  
        maxexec=job multiplexity in the system][,
        dfltprty=default job priority]
queue name=queue name[,
        maxexec=job multiplexity in the queue][,
        dfltprty=default job priority][,
        limittime=Job running time limit][,
        maxjob=max submit jobs][,
        dfltdprty=default job execution priority][,
        host=host group name]
hostgrp name=host group name,
        host=(host name (max execution)[, ...])
prt printer name=alias
        fontname=font name, fontsize=fontsize][,
        orient={port|land}][,
        form=paper size]
log path=path name[,
        keepdays=retention]
record path=path name[,
        keepdays=retention]
execasuser
convert
qinactive
namechk
jobobject
scriptnocopy
clusterip ipaddress
jclexitcode
jclstdout
distexec
qstop
networkretry interval = retry interval,retry = number of retries

[UNIX version]

system [dfltqueue=queue name] [,                                  
        maxexec=job multiplexity in the system] [,
        dfltprty=default job priority]
queue name=queue name[,
        maxexec=job multiplexity in the queue][,
        dfltprty=default job priority][,
        limittime=Job running time limit][,
        maxjob=max submit jobs][,
        dfltdprty=default job execution priority][,
        host=host group name]
hostgrp name=host group name,
        host=(host name (max execution)[, ...c])
log path=path name[,
        keepdays=retention]
record path=path name[,
        keepdays=retention]
convert
qinactive
namechk
scriptnocopy
clusterip ipaddress
jclexitcode
jclstdout
qstop
networkretry interval = retry interval,retry = number of retries

Syntax rules

The following syntax rules apply to the initialization file description.

• Only a space or spaces can be entered before a parameter.

• Only a single parameter is allowed on a single line.

• If a parameter definition continues onto the next line or lines, the subsequent line must end with a comma (,) as the delimiter.

• One or more spaces are required between a parameter and its operand.

• No blank space is allowed before and after an equal sign (=).

• Multiple operands must be separated by a comma (,) from each other. No space is allowed before the comma delimiter.

• Any combination of uppercase and lowercase letters and digits can be used in an operand. However, the following special symbols cannot be used.

  ? " / \ < > * | : ,

  Note:

  • You can use symbols "\", "/" and ":" to specify a file path.

  • You can use ":" to specify host names for IP addresses in the IPv6 format.

• The queue name is not case sensitive.

• The system and queue parameter definition is always required.

• The system parameter must precede the queue parameter setup.

• A comment can be written on a comment line only. The comment line starts if it has an asterisk (*) in column 1.

• The tab character is not allowed to be used.