File Name
mjsubsysname.txt |
Description
This file defines the execution subsystem name if one is specified as the host name of a network job execution server.
File Location
Windows | <Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>\MpWalker.JM\mpmjessv\user |
Solaris | /etc/mjes |
File Format
<execution subsystem name>,<host name>,<subsystem number> |
You can define up to 100 execution subsystem names. Any subsequent names are ignored.
Blank lines are ignored.
Lines with invalid formats are ignored.
Use the semicolon (;) when entering a comment. Any text after the semicolon will be treated as a comment.
Specify a line with a string of up to 1,024 bytes. If a line contains more than 1,024 bytes, the entire line is ignored.
Parameters
<execution subsystem name>
Specify the execution subsystem name to be specified as the host name of the network job execution server.
Specify this parameter with a string of up to 64 bytes.
You can specify halfwidth alphanumeric characters and symbols excluding halfwidth spaces, tabs, and the following:
/ \ ; * ? " < > | ( ) ,
Leading and trailing whitespace characters (halfwidth spaces and tabs) are ignored.
<host name>
If you specified an execution subsystem name as the host name of a network job execution server, specify the name of the host to which jobs will be submitted.
Specify this parameter with a string of up to 64 bytes.
You can specify halfwidth alphanumeric characters and symbols excluding halfwidth spaces, tabs, and the following:
/ \ ; * ? " < > | ( ) ,
Leading and trailing whitespace characters (halfwidth spaces and tabs) are ignored.
<subsystem number>
If you specified an execution subsystem name as the host name of a network job execution server, specify the subsystem number of the host to which jobs will be submitted.
Specify a value between 0 and 9.
Specify 0 if not running multi-subsystem operation.
Leading and trailing whitespace characters (halfwidth spaces and tabs) are ignored.
Notes
If you define the same execution subsystem name in multiple lines, the line with the first occurrence of the name will be used. Duplicate definitions are counted when the number of definitions is checked against the upper limit.
The execution subsystem name that you specify for a network job is replaced with the defined host name and subsystem number before the job is submitted. If you define the name of a non-existent host or there is some other definition error not related to the parameter format, an error will occur when the job is executed.
Examples
execsvA,vm1,2 |
