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Routing Entry
Routing Entry & Data, Routing, SBSD
How do we know Which type of routing entry we are assigining to SBS While creating  SBSD?
ASKED: Sep 12 2009  6:26 AM GMT
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CharlieBrowne
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Generally, you would just add one entry like this one.

Opt Seq Nbr Program Library Compare Value
999 QCMD QSYS *ANY

On the SBMJOB command there is an option to put in RTGDTA. When a job enters the subsystem, it looks at that value and then tries to find it in the Routing enties in the susbsys. If found. it uses the information from the subsystem decription.
You might use this is you setup a class with a different priority or timeslice and the same Subsystem.
Last Answered: Sep 14 2009  6:01 PM GMT by CharlieBrowne   7855 pts.
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TomLiotta   18750 pts.  |   Oct 9 2009  9:06PM GMT

Generally, since you create the routing program, you automatically know what “type” it is. But your question isn’t clear. What do you mean by “type”? What kinds of “types” are you expecting to learn about? AFAIK, routing entries aren’t classified by “type” in general.

Tom