RFC 490 (rfc490) - Page 3 of 6

Surrogate RJS for UCLA-CCN

RFC 490                SURROGATE RJS FOR UCLA-CCN             March 1973


Single Job Retrieval
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    PRINT (JOBNAME) and PUNCH (JOBNAME) are used to explicitly fetch
print and punch output, respectively.  The UCLA RESET command is used to
set all job priorities the same, and then to set the named job's
priority to the highest value.  An unknown command, HEREIAM, is used for
synchronization purposes only.  If the named job is not ready for output
the local process will terminate with a timeout error (the current timer
is set at one minute).

Multiple Job Retrieval
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    PRINT (*) and PUNCH (*) are used to fetch all waiting output.  These
commands should always be preceded by the TERMID command.  Users who
have their own RJS terminal assigned to them will use this mode.

UCSB Job Control Cards
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    EXEC Card

    The catalogued procedure to executed is named UCLARJS.  Parameters
are used to specify which functions are to be performed.  The general
form of the execute card is:

        //anyname EXEC UCLARJS, PARM.RJS-'...functions...'


PARM Field
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    The following list defines the allowable parameters and their
indicated functions.  All parameters are executed in sequence and
separated by commas.

    READ - Open the reader channel and send 80 column records from the
           SYSIN data set.

    PRINT(JOBNAME) - Set indicated job's priority to highest value and
           retrieve the print output to the SYSPRINT data set. Records
           over 132 characters are folded to the next line.

    PRINT (*) - Retrieve all print jobs.

    PUNCH(JOBNAME) - Set indicated job's priority to highest value and
           retrieve 80 column punch output to the SYSPUNCH data set.



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