Job Management Partner 1/Base User's Guide
This section gives some notes on using JP1/Base.
- Organization of this section
- (1) Notes on starting the system
- (2) Notes on starting the system operation
- (3) Notes on user authentication
- (4) Notes on controlling the start sequence
- (5) Notes on the files and directories used by JP1/Base
(1) Notes on starting the system
- If you execute the following commands at the same time, JP1/Base might not start normally. Do not execute them at the same time.
- jbs_start
- jbs_start.cluster
- jbs_spmd
(2) Notes on starting the system operation
- Do not use the following commands when JP1/Base is active:
- jbshostsimport
- jbsunsetcnf
- jevdbinit
- jevdbmkrep
- jp1base_setup (UNIX)
- jp1base_setup_cluster (UNIX)
- jp1bshasetup (Windows)
- Jischk
- Jiscond
- Jisconv
- Jiscpy
- Jisext
- Jiskeymnt
- Jislckext
- Jisprt
- Jislckreg (UNIX)
- Jisrsdel (UNIX)
- You can change the following environment settings while JP1/Base is active if you are not currently executing commands using JP1/IM and JP1/AJS, or jobs or automated actions:
You should be careful when you change the above environment settings while JP1/IM or JP1/AJS is operating.
- JP1 user settings
- Authority level for JP1 resource groups (for Windows)
- JP1 user operating permission settings (for UNIX)
- Authentication server change
(3) Notes on user authentication
- When workloads for login are concentrated on a single authentication server, the system might display the KAVB0109-E message (indicating a communication error between the connecting host and authentication host) or the KAVB0105, KAVB0106, or KAVB0108 message, disabling further login. If this error occurs, wait a while and then retry the login.
- When you log in from JP1/IM - View or JP1/AJS - View, spaces after a password are ignored.
(4) Notes on controlling the start sequence
- The Log On As setting in the Service dialog box of JP1/Base Control Service must be System Account. Do not select the Allow Service to Interact with Desktop option.
- Do not register interactive commands and commands that display dialog boxes in the JP1SVPRM.DAT file.
(5) Notes on the files and directories used by JP1/Base
- When you use JP1/Base on UNIX, do not create any file or directory under /var/opt/jp1base/tmp. If created, the file or directory might be deleted.
- In Windows, the command execution process uses installation-folder\COMMAND as the current folder. Therefore, the OS users mapped to JP1 users require read permission for the current folder. Write permission is required if you are creating a file and redirecting the command result to it, or if you are creating temporary files, in the current folder.
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