Sounds good. In addition to CPU and wall time for the job, step times and 
waits, especially enque and resource waits are useful too. 

Linda

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On Jan 15, 2014, at 10:57 PM, Brian Westerman <brian_wester...@syzygyinc.com> 
wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> We are testing our SyzMail product that provides for the sending of email 
> when a task (JOB STC or TSO user) ends that contains all of the normal stuff 
> you would expect to see (maxCC, stepCCs, programs used, etc.) and I was 
> thinking that it would be great to provide the execution time (both wall 
> clock and CPU) that the task used and the start and end times and some other 
> information that is all just right there for the picking, but it has started 
> some controversy here because many (most actually) think that people could 
> care less about the details and mostly just care about the condition codes.  
> I myself think that since the email is being generated and we have the 
> information available, that it makes sense to send it.  My thinking is that 
> if you can see at a "glance" that the job ran a particular way that you might 
> be more likely to save time by not having to find the job output and view it. 
>  In fact, I was thinking that sometimes seeing how much time a job used, wall 
> and CPU, can be almost as important as the condition codes.
> 
> I agree that providing information that no one will ever want is a waste, and 
> have considered providing the option for a normal and "verbose" type of 
> email, but I keep thinking that once the job is done and the email is 
> dynamically generated, it's not like the user can come back and say, that 
> they have a CC=4 in step07 so they would like to have some additional 
> information, it's just too late by then.
> 
> I figured that asking normal people (which some of you are), might be a 
> reasonable thing to do.
> 
> Any comments or suggestions?
> 
> Brian
> 
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