SERVICE_LOAD
Loads and initializes the service.
The following service resource properties are read and used to set initial values.
- server
- secure
- port
- user
- password
- timezone
- session.debug
Required
SERVICE_LOAD ---- SERVICE --------- service name ---------------->
Optional
>-- TIMEZONE -------- value ----------------------->
>-- TRACE ----------- *NO ------------------------->
*YES
*ERROR
>-- TRACE_NAME ------ name ------------------------|
*SERVICE
*PROCESS
*FUNCTION
*JOBNAME
*JOBUSER
*JOBNUMBER
For more information refer to:
Service Program Tracing from the Client
Keywords
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SERVICE |
The name of the service to be loaded - in this case POP3MailService. |
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TIMEZONE |
The TIMEZONE value provided in the POP3MailService properties file can be overridden using the TIMEZONE keyword on the SERVICE_LOAD command. Refer to 5.1.3 Time Zones for more information. |
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TRACE |
To enable tracing from the client program use the TRACE keyword on the SERVICE_LOAD command. The possible values for the TRACE keyword are:
The trace option *ERROR will turn on tracing and if the service does not return an ERROR, FATAL or SOAPFAULT status to the client, the trace files are deleted on the JSM CLOSE call. |
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TRACE_NAME |
This optional keyword allows the client to append a user-defined name to the end of the client trace subdirectory. Special keyword values are also available for the TRACE_NAME keyword.
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Examples
RDML
CHANGE FIELD(#JSMCMD) TO('SERVICE_LOAD SERVICE(POP3MAILSERVICE)'
USE BUILTIN(JSM_COMMAND) WITH_ARGS(#JSMCMD) TO_GET(#JSMSTS #JSMMSG)
RDMLX
#jsmcommand := 'service_load service(pop3mailservice)'
use builtin(jsmx_command) with_args(#jsmxhdle1 #jsmcommand) to_get(#jsmxsts #jsmxmsg)