Defining a Job OverviewThis chapter describes how to use the Windows GUI to define job settings. You use the Windows GUI to create a job to execute on Windows, Unix, Linux, or z/OS. If you will execute the job on IBM i, you can use either the Windows GUI or the IBM i screens to define your job settings. For information about using the IBM i screens to define a job, see the VeriMove User’s Guide for IBM i.Defining a Job for Unix, Linux, z/OS, or IBM iIf you want to create a job to be executed on Unix, Linux, or z/OS, you should use the VeriMove GUI, available only on Windows, to set up your job. You then export the job and transfer the job to the execution platform on which to run the job. To use the GUI to define your job, follow the procedures in this chapter. Alternately, you can set up your job files directly on the execution platform using the parameters that are documented in the VeriMove Reference Guide.Creating a New JobTo create a new job definition, select Job > New. The Job Properties dialog box appears.Basic Job PropertiesThis section provides information on defining basic job properties.Defining InputInput definitions describe the fields in your input records. VeriMove uses the information in the input definition to identify these items:Defining OutputAn output definition describes the fields that will be created in your output records. VeriMove uses the information in your input definition and output definition to determine the items listed next.Specifying CASS SettingsBefore VeriMove can perform Move Update matching, you must standardize the addresses in the mailing list according to USPS address standards using a CASS processor. VeriMove provides two options for CASS processing.Optional Job PropertiesThis section provides information for defining optional job properties.Creating a Job Definition FileExporting a JobYou can export a job definition file by selecting Job > Export. This places all the job definition information into a job definition file which is an ASCII file in XML format with an extension of .def. For information on the syntax, semantics, and an example of a VeriMove job definition file, refer to the VeriMove Reference Guide.Importing a JobYou can import a job definition file into the VeriMove GUI by selecting Job > Import or by right clicking on a job name and selecting Import. A job definition file is an ASCII file in XML format with an extension of .def. For information on the syntax, semantics, and an example of a VeriMove job definition file, refer to the VeriMove Reference Guide.