Job Management Partner 1/Base User's Guide

16.6 Notes on using JP1/Base

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:

JP1 user settings

Authority level for JP1 resource groups (for Windows)

JP1 user operating permission settings (for UNIX)

Authentication server change

You should be careful when you change the above environment settings while JP1/IM or JP1/AJS is operating.

(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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