WSSTART – Workstation common details (WSCOM segment)

Use the WSSTART statement to define the common part of a workstation.

Table 1. Keywords for WSSTART
Keyword Description
DROP Specifies a date in the format YYMMDD, or + or – a number of days, which ensures that any Interval Date preceding that date is dropped from the workstation.
Fro example, to drop any dates over a year old, issue the following command:
OPTIONS DBMODE(UPDATE)
WSSTART WSNAME(CPU1) DROP(-365)
WSNAME Name of the workstation (up to 4 characters).
TYPE Type of workstation:
G
General (default)
C
Computer
P
Print
REPATTR The workstation reporting attribute:
A
Automatic (default)
C
Completion only
N
Non reporting
S
Start and Completion
JOBSETUP Specifies whether the workstation is a JCL setup workstation:
N
No (default)
Y
Yes
TRANSPORT Default Workstation transport time that is used for planning if no transport time is specified on a dependency.
DURATION The default duration for an operation on this workstation.
PRINTOUT The DD Name to send the report for this workstation in the planning jobs.
DESCR The description of this workstation
USAGE Parallel server usage:
P
Planning
C
Control
B
Both
N
None
SPLITABLE Whether operations on this workstation are splittable (Y or N).
R1NAME Name of workstation resource 1.
R1PLAN Whether workstation resource 1 is used for planning (Y or N).
R1CONT Whether workstation resource 1 is used for control (Y or N).
R2NAME Name of workstation resource 2.
R2PLAN Whether workstation resource 2 is used for planning (Y or N).
R2CONT Whether workstation resource 2 is used for control (Y or N).
DEST Destination to use, which must have a matching destination in the HCL Workload Automation for Z ROUTOPTS statement.
STC Whether this is a Started Task workstation (Y or N).
WTO Whether this is a WTO workstation (Y or N).
AUTO Whether this is an Automation workstation (Y or N).
WAIT Whether this is a Wait workstation (Y or N).
VIRTUAL Whether this is a Virtual workstation (Y or N).
ZCENTRIC Whether this is a z-centric workstation (Y or N).