Deleting a subsystem description

 

The Delete Subsystem Description (DLTSBSD) command deletes the specified subsystem descriptions (including any work entries or routing entries added to them) from the system. Job queues assigned to this subsystem by the Add Job Queue Entry (ADDJOBQE) command are not deleted. In fact, when you delete a subsystem description (SBSD), none of the objects that are referenced by the SBSD are deleted.

The associated subsystem must be inactive before it can be deleted. Use the character-based interface to delete a subsystem. Command: Delete Subsystem Description (DLTSBSD)

This command deletes the inactive subsystem description called BAKER from library LIB1.
DLTSBSD   SBSD(LIB1/BAKER)

  • Removing autostart job entries
    You can remove an autostart job entry from a subsystem description by using the character-based interface.

  • Removing communication entries
    You can remove communication entries from the subsystem description by using the character-based interface. All jobs that are active through the communications entry being removed must be ended before this command can be run.

  • Removing job queue entries
    You can remove job queue entries from a subsystem description by using the character-based interface. Jobs on the job queue remain on the queue when the job queue entry is removed from the subsystem description. A job queue entry cannot be removed if any currently active jobs were started from the job queue.

  • Removing prestart job entries
    You can remove prestart job entries from the subsystem description by using the character-based interface. A prestart job entry cannot be removed if any currently active jobs were started using the entry.

  • Removing routing entries
    You can remove a routing entry from the specified subsystem description by using the character-based interface. The subsystem can be active at the time the command is run. However, the routing entry cannot be removed if there are any currently active jobs that were started using the entry.

  • Removing workstation entries
    You can remove a workstation entry from a subsystem description by using the character-based interface. The subsystem can be active at the time the command is run. However, all jobs that are active through the workstation entry must be ended before it can be removed.

 

Parent topic:

Managing subsystems