2.6 Specifying environment information for JP1/Advanced Shell

Once you have installed JP1/Advanced Shell, you must specify environment information by performing the tasks listed below. After you have specified the environment information, you will be able to execute batch jobs based on the specified environment information.

• Specify the JP1/Advanced Shell environment files (environment information) and environment variables, as needed.

  For details about the environment files and environment variable settings, see 2.6.1 Specifying the environment files through 2.6.15 Defining the return code in the event of an unresumable error in a job.

  Also, read the following subsections as needed:

  • 2.6.16 Setting up the user-reply functionality

  • 2.6.17 Checking the JP1 environment (UNIX only)

  • 2.6.18 Setting up the shell (UNIX only)

• If you want to change the directories and files used for JP1/Advanced Shell from their default settings, you must create new directories and files.

  For details, see 2.6.19 Creating the directories required for JP1/Advanced Shell.

• Specify the definition files for collecting maintenance information.

  For details about collecting maintenance information, see 10.3 How to collect information.

  Important note

  JP1/Advanced Shell sets and references shell and environment variables whose names begin with ADSH. Therefore, do not use a shell variable or an environment variable whose name begins with ADSH (in Windows, lower-case representations are included) for any purpose other than those described in this manual.

Organization of this section

• 2.6.1 Specifying the environment files

• 2.6.2 Converting path names

• 2.6.3 Converting file paths when files are input and output

• 2.6.4 Converting arguments during command execution

• 2.6.5 Defining files to be started as child jobs

• 2.6.6 Specifying definitions for using UNIX-compatible commands

• 2.6.7 Defining the handling of unsupported conditional expressions (Windows only)

• 2.6.8 Defining job execution results and log output information

• 2.6.9 Defining the return codes of extended script commands

• 2.6.10 Sharing among multiple environments

• 2.6.11 Enabling coverage information collection without having to specify the option during batch job execution

• 2.6.12 Migrating job definition scripts from UNIX to Windows

• 2.6.13 Loading the files specified in the ENV shell variable

• 2.6.14 Defining the process that will be executing the last command in a pipe (UNIX only)

• 2.6.15 Defining the return code in the event of an unresumable error in a job

• 2.6.16 Setting up the user-reply functionality

• 2.6.17 Checking the JP1 environment (UNIX only)

• 2.6.18 Setting up the shell (UNIX only)

• 2.6.19 Creating the directories required for JP1/Advanced Shell

• 2.6.20 Setting up a JP1/AJS environment

• 2.6.21 Performing user-specific postprocessing when a job is terminated forcibly

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