In the QCTL controlling subsystem, there is an auto job entry called QSTRUPJD. It runs as soon as the QCTL is started. In the QSTRUPJD job description, a request data CALL QSYS/QWDAJPGM retrieves system value QSTRUPPGM. The program that is specified in the system value will run. If system value QSTRUPPGM is set to *NONE, there is no startup program to call.
To change the system value, on the operating system command line type the following:
CHGSYSVAL SYSVAL(QSTRUPPGM) VALUE(*NONE)
Press the Enter key.
The help text on the operating system for the system value includes the following:
A change to this system value takes effect the next time the system is IPLed. The shipped value is QSYS/QSTRUP.
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Hello Sanjeev ,
ReplyDeletei want to know that, what is the work of QSYS/QSTRUP default value shipped by IBM. If i would experiment with it & try to change QSTRUP with my own program testing/testpgm. will it effect the server.
Utkarsh Garg
Sanjeev
ReplyDeletealso include reviews on basic commands.Based on a specific field like first of all take BRMS and discuss all pros and conns of each commands.It must be based on real life work in companies and scenerios.We can also post our experiences regarding any activity we perform in daily life and the errors faced , their remedy, solution, prevention (like during DR, OS upgrade, PTF Upgrade etc.
Can give examples from various complex servers like AON Servers.
Please include these type of details.
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