Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

2.2 Maintaining Stations
SCHD-WM STATION MAINTENANCE CA-SCHEDULER
===> _ MASTER - WR
CONNECT : 4
FUNCTION
ENTER
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DISPLAY FULL DIRECTORY............(PRESS ENTER)
SELECTIVELY DISPLAY DIRECTORY.... 1,SELECT CRITERIA
DISPLAY SPECIFIC STATION......... 2,STATION NUMBER
ALTER STATION RECORD............. 3,STATION NUMBER
DEFINE STATION RECORD............ 4(,STATION NUMBER)
DELETE STATION RECORD............ 5,STATION NUMBER
PF1=HELP
If you logged on without a write password, Unicenter CA-Scheduler only
shows this menu's first three choices, which allow you to display station
records.
The following topics explain how to proceed when:
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Defining new workstations
Changing existing station definitions
Deleting station definitions
2.2.1 Defining Stations
If Unicenter CA-Scheduler is new to your site, you should start building its
database by defining workstations. New Unicenter CA-Scheduler sites begin
by defining:
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Station 40 as CPU processing and possibly
Station 39 as JCL setup
First, define the CPU station. On the Station Maintenance menu, DEFINE
STATION RECORD appears as option 4. Select that option by typing 4 in the
command area (===>) and pressing Enter.
If you are not assigned Manager authority level, Unicenter CA-Scheduler
displays the message CACO141E CREATE NOT ALLOWED on the third line
of the Station Maintenance menu. That message indicates that you are not
authorized to work with station records.
If your authority level permits you to define stations, Unicenter CA-Scheduler
displays the Station Definition panel:
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