On 18 Mar 2010 08:22:21 -0700, jim.mcalp...@gmail.com (Jim McAlpine)
wrote:
>There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above but I'm looking for
>the best way. Basically if any step in a job ends with a non zero return
>code, I want to notify a particular user who will not be the submitt
There are several programs that will do most of what what you want on the
CBT tape.
We have one that we give away with our system automation products called
SyzEMAIL, that will send either an email or TSO notify message (or both)
with all of the jobs condition codes, or just individual steps. Y
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> >However, any triggering off msgs would depend upon the msgs being
> written to
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>However, any triggering off msgs would depend upon the msgs being written to
>the console and I do not think that the IEF142I msg containing the condition
>c
>However, any triggering off msgs would depend upon the msgs being written to
>the console and I do not think that the IEF142I msg containing the condition
>code could or should be outputted to a systems console.
IIRC, and it's been years since I've been involved in automation, you can catch
th
: Notify a user if a job ends with non zero RC
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There are probably a
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There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above
By the way...
If you in z/OS 1.9 or above;
If you like programming with REXX;
Take a look at the new SDSF interface with REXX...
You can, for instance, check your job output hourly, as you would do with
SDSF panels and check for results... then inform your users if anything goes
wrong... even wi
Nevertheless, as XMITIP is written in REXX you can always enhance the
notication with your own code, or include a step to test the completion
codes of each step in a job and send different messages to different users
depending on the results.
see:
http://www.mail-archive.com/ibm-main@bama.ua.edu/m
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18, 2010 11:21:37 AM
Subject: Notify a user if a job ends with non zero RC
There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above but I'm looking for
the best way. Basically if any step in a job ends with a non zero return
code, I want to notify a particular user who will not be the s
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:21:37 + Jim McAlpine
wrote:
:>There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above but I'm looking for
:>the best way. Basically if any step in a job ends with a non zero return
:>code, I want to notify a particular user who will not be the submitting
:>user. I've
There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above but I'm looking for
the best way. Basically if any step in a job ends with a non zero return
code, I want to notify a particular user who will not be the submitting
user. I've done this in the past but I'm looking for the latest tricks to
a
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