OPALE - 10.0 - Utilisation - Utiliser le robot d'exploitation Mapping/en
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| − | The | + | The Robot is a sub-system called MAPSROBOT which listens to a specified DTAQ. The sub-system is launched by the Mapping user created during installation. |
| − | The spooled files generated by the robot are generated by the owner of the original spooled file except if he does not have the right to submit a job ( | + | The spooled files generated by the robot are generated by the owner of the original spooled file except if he does not have the right to submit a job (as is the case with QSECOFR) |
If this is the case then Mapping is the owner of the new spooled file created by the robot. | If this is the case then Mapping is the owner of the new spooled file created by the robot. | ||
| − | The robot does not | + | The robot does not listen to '''Outqs''' continuously and is active only when a spooled file needs to be processed. |
===Defining input Outqs managed by the robot=== | ===Defining input Outqs managed by the robot=== | ||
| − | All spooled files | + | All the spooled files falling into the monitored Outqs will be processed by the robot. Input Outqs are linked to destination Outqs''' (where the remapped spooled files will be printed) and to a DTAQ. These relations are defined in Option 5 of the '''Operations Menu'''. |
| − | When a spooled file | + | When a spooled file falls into an original robot Outq in '''RDY''' status, a message is sent to the DTAQ, launching a job in the robot's sub-system. |
Caution: | Caution: | ||
| − | The spooled file needs to be | + | The spooled file needs to be in '''RDY status or released''' if it is in HLD status. Otherwise no message will be sent to the DTAQ and the robot will not process the spooled file. |
In the PRTF, '''SCHEDULE''' parameter: the spooled file output (availability of the file set as a spooled file attribute) needs to be set to *FILEEND: The output spooled file is | In the PRTF, '''SCHEDULE''' parameter: the spooled file output (availability of the file set as a spooled file attribute) needs to be set to *FILEEND: The output spooled file is | ||
| − | available for editing as soon as | + | available for editing as soon as it is closed (and is not in *IMMED). |
| − | + | This is because the robot processes the spooled file as soon as it is available. If it is in '''OPN''' status, the robot would process an incomplete spooled file. | |
Version actuelle datée du 18 juin 2019 à 08:32
The Robot is a sub-system called MAPSROBOT which listens to a specified DTAQ. The sub-system is launched by the Mapping user created during installation.
The spooled files generated by the robot are generated by the owner of the original spooled file except if he does not have the right to submit a job (as is the case with QSECOFR)
If this is the case then Mapping is the owner of the new spooled file created by the robot.
The robot does not listen to Outqs continuously and is active only when a spooled file needs to be processed.
Defining input Outqs managed by the robot
All the spooled files falling into the monitored Outqs will be processed by the robot. Input Outqs are linked to destination Outqs (where the remapped spooled files will be printed) and to a DTAQ. These relations are defined in Option 5 of the Operations Menu.
When a spooled file falls into an original robot Outq in RDY status, a message is sent to the DTAQ, launching a job in the robot's sub-system.
Caution:
The spooled file needs to be in RDY status or released if it is in HLD status. Otherwise no message will be sent to the DTAQ and the robot will not process the spooled file.
In the PRTF, SCHEDULE parameter: the spooled file output (availability of the file set as a spooled file attribute) needs to be set to *FILEEND: The output spooled file is
available for editing as soon as it is closed (and is not in *IMMED).
This is because the robot processes the spooled file as soon as it is available. If it is in OPN status, the robot would process an incomplete spooled file.
