Why does z/OS-1.4 USS cron die/stop/go away without any trace of a cause?
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are shown in the JCL output and the job return code is
what is expected (in this case - the value of the script return code).
So - what does "1536" mean?
Adam Floro
z/OS Systems Programmer
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
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ND OR MISPLACED OPERAND
It's as if the $R command is being processed and not the $REPEXIT command.
Anyone have any suggestions/ideas?
Adam
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Adam Floro
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Information Technology, Wham B15
Carbondale, IL 62901 Mail
Oh...I think I may have solved it: I forgot a LOADMOD(EXIT5) statement in
jes parm.
Adam
At 10:11 AM 9/19/2005, Adam Floro wrote:
Hi, all. I downloaded CBT JES2 File #140 Bob Break's $REPEXIT/$ADDEXIT,
successfully assemble/link-edited it in my test system, bounced test, and
tried i
Ah crud, that didn't work. Anyone have any other ideas?
At 10:26 AM 9/19/2005, Adam Floro wrote:
Oh...I think I may have solved it: I forgot a LOADMOD(EXIT5) statement in
jes parm.
Adam
At 10:11 AM 9/19/2005, Adam Floro wrote:
Hi, all. I downloaded CBT JES2 File #140 Bob Break'
Exit3 which is currently active, then removed it from the exit,
reassm/relink'd, did the $REPEXIT,EXIT3 command, got the $HASP000 message,
all ok so far. But, when I submit a job with class 'T', it goes through,
when it should not. So, now I'm stumped again.
Adam
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OK..now here's the latest on trying to get this exit to work. I am
replacing Exit3 which is our jobclass/time checker. I created a new 'T'
jobclass in Exit3 which is currently active, then removed it from the
exit, reassm/relink'd, did the $REPEXIT,EXIT3 command, got the $HASP000
messag
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Adam Floro
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Information Technology, Wham B15
Carbondale, IL 62901 Mailcode: 4622
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 618-453-6238
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with me a way to print out the C/I text string while in
the exit? I know I'm supposed to use the CNMB, but I'm having trouble
figuring out the CNMB code in the exit.
Can one of you assembler gurus help me out? Thanks...
Adam
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LEAVE THE EXIT.
And again, appreciate your help, Robert. Thanks.
Adam
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Adam Floro
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Information Technology, Wham B15
Carbondale, IL 62901 Mailco
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