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Chapter 8      Installing Agents
Installing the MPE/iX Agent
MPE/iX Commands
Only a few basic commands are necessary to manage the TES MPE/iX Agent. 
TDLSTART
This command creates and streams the JCL that runs the agent as a background job. Follow this format 
when using this command:
TDLSTART <name of agent instance>
TDLSTOP
This command sends a message to the agent to shutdown. Specify the agent with this command. 
Follow this format when using this command:
TDLSTOP <name of agent instance>
TDLSTAT
This command displays the current status of the agent. Follow this format when using this command:
TDLSTAT <name of agent instance>
TDLCFG
This command displays the agent configuration utility used for adding and editing agent instances. The 
port numbers and java paths can be edited with the agent configuration utility. Other agent parameters 
can be configured from the tagent.ini file as described in “Configuring the tagent.ini file”
Follow this format when using this command:
TDLCFG
mpe.jobcard
N/A
Wraps single MPE commands into JCL.
mpe.nojit
y
Specifies that the Java Just-in-Time compiler should not be used 
with the JVM. Do not change this value unless instructed by 
technical support.
mpe.rs
y
Specifies that reduced signals are handled by the JVM. Do not 
change this value unless instructed by technical support.
mpe.jcwcheck
N/A
Specifies a user-defined command (UDC) or MPE command 
file to be inserted just prior to !EOJ. This inserted file can set 
exit codes via user-defined logic. For information about setting 
exit codes, see “Setting Exit Codes”.
Table 8-3
MPE Agent Parameters
Parameter
Default Value
Descripiton