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| Description |
IOF writes "VIOF" messages to SYSLOG when it cancels or changes
jobs or output. What do the "VIOF" messages mean and when are
they written?
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| Background |
IOF uses the JES2 subsystem interface to cancel or modify jobs or
job output whenever a subsystem function is available. IOF issues
a JES2 command when a subsystem function is not available. The
JES2 command and response is displayed in SYSLOG, but JES2 subsystem
functions are not logged. So IOF writes a "VIOF" message whenever
it changes a job via the subsystem interface in order to log the
changes it made.
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| Answer |
The VIOF messages listed below are currently being written from IOF.
Number---Meaning--------Other variables in message--------------------- VIOF621 Cancel job User, jobname, jobid, CN JB VIOF622 Release job User, jobname, jobid, RL JB VIOF642 Modify group User, jobname, jobid, MD GP attribute value VIOF683 Release sysout User, jobname, jobid, RL DA OCL class VIOF686 Modify held SO User, jobname, jobid, MD DA attribute value |
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