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by Tom Wasik, John Unterholzner, John A. O'Leary, Brad Habbershaw, Bruce Dennis
JES3 to JES2 Migration Considerations
- Front cover
- Notices
- IBM Redbooks promotions
- Preface
- Part 1 The decision to migrate from JES3 to JES2
- Chapter 1. How JES2 works
- Chapter 2. Terminology differences
- Chapter 3. Differences between JES2 and JES3 are becoming smaller
- Chapter 4. JECL and JCL differences
- Chapter 5. Migration considerations
- Part 2 Details of the migration
- Chapter 6. Planning for a JES3 to JES2 migration
- Chapter 7. JES procs and initialization decks
- Chapter 8. User exits
- Chapter 9. Operational considerations
- 9.1 Operational differences
- 9.2 Single System Interface
- 9.3 Operator commands
- 9.4 Consoles and DLOG
- 9.5 System Display and Search Facility
- 9.6 Starting JES
- 9.7 Shutdown considerations
- 9.8 Dynamic changes
- 9.9 DFSMSdfp ACS routines &SYSNAME and &SYSPLEX
- 9.10 DFSMShsm
- 9.11 Miscellaneous other differences
- Chapter 10. Related products
- 10.1 JES-neutral interface
- 10.2 Products that interact with JES
- 10.3 Print output and archive products
- 10.4 Batch schedulers
- 10.5 JES-managed printers
- 10.6 NJE and RJP devices
- 10.7 JCL generators
- 10.8 JES operator, users, and administrator tools
- 10.9 SMF analysis
- 10.10 Users of JES exits
- 10.11 JCL checkers
- 10.12 Application software control
- 10.13 Other products
- 10.14 Automation
- 10.15 Home-grown ISPF-based tools
- 10.16 Migration tools
- Chapter 11. Security considerations
- Chapter 12. Workload Manager considerations
- Chapter 13. Performance and throughput considerations
- Chapter 14. Output processing
- Chapter 15. NJE considerations
- 15.1 Networking protocols
- 15.2 Product considerations
- 15.3 Operating system considerations
- 15.4 Pathing differences
- 15.5 JES2 subnets
- 15.6 Performance considerations
- 15.7 Initialization statement comparison
- 15.8 NJE examples
- 15.9 NJE exits
- 15.10 Security considerations
- 15.11 SMF considerations
- 15.12 Entering commands from a remote node
- 15.13 NJE incompatibilities
- 15.14 Using networking with TCP/IP
- 15.15 JES3 TCP/IP networking
- 15.16 JES2 supported protocol for TCP/IP networking
- 15.17 Migration considerations
- Chapter 16. Accounting and chargeback considerations
- Chapter 17. Availability considerations
- Appendix A. Sample JES3 exit to analyze JECL usage
- Appendix B. Comparison of JES3 and JES2 commands
- Related publications
- Back cover
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- Business problem and business value
- Reference architecture use
- Requirements
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- Deployment considerations
- Customizing the predefined configurations
- Predefined configuration bill of materials
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JES3 to JES2 Migration Considerations
Differences between JES2 and JES3
Preparation and planning for a migration
Migration considerations
Preparation and planning for a migration
Migration considerations
This book deals with the migration from JES3 to JES2. Part One describes this decision. Part Two describes the steps and considerations of this migration.
This IBM Redbooks publication provides information to help clients that have JES3 and would like to migrate to JES2. It provides a comprehensive list of the differences between the two job entry subsystems and provides information to help you determine the migration effort and actions.
The book is aimed at operations personnel, system programmers, and application developers.
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