Delete RJE Configuration (DLTRJECFG)

Where allowed to run: All environments (*ALL)
Threadsafe: No
Parameters
Examples
Error messages

Delete RJE Configuration

The DLTRJECFG command deletes all objects associated with this session that use the RJE default naming convention, except for FCTs and output queues. You must end the associated subsystem before issuing this command. If more than one configuration exists in the configuration library, job descriptions are not deleted.

Error messages for DLTRJECFG

*ESCAPE Messages

RJE0026
RJE configuration for session &1 was not deleted.
RJE0029
RJE configuration for session &1 was not found.
RJE5340
Configuration for &1 was not completely deleted.
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Parameters

Keyword Description Choices Notes
SSN Session Name Required, Positional 1
CFGLIB Configuration library Name, QRJE Optional, Positional 2
CFGID Configuration identifier Character value, 01 Optional
DLTCMN Delete communication objects *NO, *YES, *DEV Optional
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Session (SSN)

Specifies the name of the session associated with the configuration being deleted. The name specified is also the name of the session description, subsystem description, and message queue.

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Configuration Lib (CFGLIB)

Specifies the name of the configuration library that contains the RJE configuration objects (other than the line, controller, and device descriptions) being deleted.

The possible values are:

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Configuration ID (CFGID)

Specifies the two-character identifier that names the RJE objects associated with this configuration.

The possible values are:

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Delete Comm Obj (DLTCMN)

Specifies whether the communications objects are deleted when the configuration is deleted. RJE deletes only the line, controller, and device descriptions that it creates. All these objects must be varied off before they can be deleted.

The possible values are:

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Examples

None
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Error messages

*ESCAPE Messages

RJE0026
RJE configuration for session &1 was not deleted.
RJE0029
RJE configuration for session &1 was not found.
RJE5340
Configuration for &1 was not completely deleted.
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