Hi,
If you have access, you can look in the system log.
Tools like OPC will capture the end of job event and then do something.
Well, I need to do this in a program. Could you bring me in the right
direction and tell me how I can capture the SYSLOG?
My problem is that I submit a job and some time later I need to know if
the job has run **AND** which was the return-code (best: condition code
of every step).
My first idea was that I could write a "loader-program": So if the
program "IEBCOPY" needs to be executed I could code my JCL like this:
STEP01 EXEC PGM=MYLOAD,PARM='IEBCOPY'
.......
Now MYLOAD loads/fetches IEBCOPY (--> see PARM) and executes it. after
IEBCOPY returns, I could write the RC to a file. This would also be a
solution (for my problem) even for multi-step jobs. But this approach
doesn't work if IEBCOPY ABENDs, because MYLOAD would not get control
anymore. Or is it also possible to cathc **ALL** ABENDs? Using LE I can
only catch S0Cx....
Bye & Thanks,
Michael
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