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==Summary==
==Summary==
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<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V6.1</var>
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==Description==
==Description==
<p>If the CCAIN parameter, LOCATION, is supplied, then a non-user zero EOJ
The <var>EOJPW</var> value is used as a "password" that the system manager must enter to confirm that they are ending the correct run. Note that this is not a security feature, since the value of <var>EOJPW</var> can be readily obtained with <code>VIEW EOJPW</code>.
command will return 'DO YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE RUN FOR location ?'.
 
This will enable the user to determine that they are ending the correct run.                                                        
If the <var>EOJPW</var> parameter (4 bytes maximum) is set in CCAIN, then after the system manager confirms that Online termination is desired, they are prompted for the <var>EOJPW</var> value.
Likewise, a new CCAIN parameter, EOJPW, may also be supplied. If so,   
 
after the above message is affirmed, a new prompt for 'PASSWORD?' will
So, if <var>EOJPW</var> is set, and the <var>[[EOJ command|EOJ]]</var> command returns:
occur. If an incorrect password is entered, as supplied by EOJPW, the
<p class="code" style="display:table;">M204.1076: DO YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE RUN FOR {<i>location</i> | <i>jobname</i>}?
run will NOT end and the user is returned to command level.          
</p>
If neither LOCATION nor EOJPW is entered, no changes will be observed. </p>
And the system manager responds with <code>Y</code>, the M204.1076 message is followed with:
<p class="code" style="display:table">M204.0347: Password
</p>
and the system manager must enter the value of <var>EOJPW</var>.
<p>
If <var>EOJPW</var> is not set, no password prompt is issued.</p>
<p>
See the <var>[[EOJ command|EOJ]]</var> command description for more information about the M204.1706 confirmation message.</p>
 
==Usage notes==
An alternative, perhaps preferred, method to confirm that the correct run is being ended is obtained by setting the X'08' and/or X'04' bits of the <var>[[SIRPRMPT parameter|SIRPRMPT]]</var> parameter. This does not require "inventing" an <var>EOJPW</var> for each Online, but rather uses the "natural" Online job or <var>[[LOCATION parameter|LOCATION]] name.


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Latest revision as of 00:14, 22 June 2016

EOJ password

Summary

Default value
None
Parameter type
System
Where set
CCAIN
Related products
None
Introduced
Model 204 V6.1

Description

The EOJPW value is used as a "password" that the system manager must enter to confirm that they are ending the correct run. Note that this is not a security feature, since the value of EOJPW can be readily obtained with VIEW EOJPW.

If the EOJPW parameter (4 bytes maximum) is set in CCAIN, then after the system manager confirms that Online termination is desired, they are prompted for the EOJPW value.

So, if EOJPW is set, and the EOJ command returns:

M204.1076: DO YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE RUN FOR {location | jobname}?

And the system manager responds with Y, the M204.1076 message is followed with:

M204.0347: Password

and the system manager must enter the value of EOJPW.

If EOJPW is not set, no password prompt is issued.

See the EOJ command description for more information about the M204.1706 confirmation message.

Usage notes

An alternative, perhaps preferred, method to confirm that the correct run is being ended is obtained by setting the X'08' and/or X'04' bits of the SIRPRMPT parameter. This does not require "inventing" an EOJPW for each Online, but rather uses the "natural" Online job or LOCATION name.