Yes indeed this question has popped up on often.
You have the easiest answer and probably the best.
In a JES2 exit it is reasonably easy but then it depends on why you
are changing it.
I went at it at a two pronged attack.
I did the exit and then I figured out that that it was easy to get
around. In my case we had a jobclass's set up for tape or notape and
I figured if the submitters weren't going to be honest I would look
at every mount and then look at the jobclass and if they were in the
wrong jobclass I issued a cancel with an appropriate message.
Ed
On Jan 24, 2012, at 7:37 AM, Walt Farrell wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:21:23 -0500, Tim Brown <tbr...@cenhud.com>
wrote:
Is there a way to control job classes that get submitted via intrdr
If a job comes through say CLASS=A , have it changed to different
class say CLASS=R
That question seems a bit odd to me. Have you considered that
almost all jobs are "submitted via intrdr"? The exceptions would be
jobs coming from a physical card reader (if any) or via RJE or NJE.
Or STCs that are really started jobs rather than started tasks
because they have a JOB statement in them. But anything else that's
running basically came in via an intrdr, even if it's a production
job scheduled by your production job scheduling system.
Did you really mean something else?
In any case, as others have indicated, you'd use JES or system
exits to accomplish that, but what you'd need to do in them may
differ depending on what you really meant.
--
Walt Farrell
IBM STSM, z/OS Security Design
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