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Configuring APU Monitor Action
To set up APU Monitor actions, you need to access item 8 on the APU Main menu,
Configure APU Monitor Action. This selection displays an initial panel, followed
by several additional panels.
This section describes each part of a Monitor action. Each action has the following
three parts:
v Selection for input spooled file
v Action for input spooled file
v Action for output spooled file
The Configure APU Monitor Action display allows you to create, change, copy,
and delete actions. Each action is performed in the sequence shown on the display
by the APU print engine.
Initial Panel
The Configure APU Monitor Action panel allows you to develop a table with
selections and actions that the APU monitor and print engine have to perform.
The initial panel allows a user to create, change, copy or delete action entries. The
F22 key is used to renumber the entries automatically. The renumbering uses an
increment of 10 unless the number of records is greater than 999. In that case the
increment will be calculated depending on the number of records.
At runtime the monitor will retrieve the SCS spooled file attributes and try to find
a matching entry. The monitor evaluates the entries in the order of the user-entered
sequence numbers. As soon as the monitor finds a match, it processes the spooled
file according to the rest of the information in the table. If is does not find a match
in the table, a message is put into the monitor’s joblog and the spooled file is not
processed.
Creating an Action Group Entry
To create an action group entry, proceed as follows.
1. Type 1 under the OPT column to create a new sequence number, as shown in
Figure 102 on page 90.
Configure APU Monitor Action
Type options, press Enter.
1=Create 2=Change 3=Copy 4=Delete
Opt Sequence Text
_1
20 Qsysprt spool in all other OUTQ’s
30 QPJOB spool in OUTQ1
40 QPJOB spool in all other OUTQ’s
50 All other spool in OUTQ1
60 All other spool in all other OUTQ’s
F3=Exit F5=Refresh F12=Cancel F22=Renumber Sequence
Figure 101. Configure APU Monitor Action panel
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