On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 07:06:44 -0700, Steve Pordash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Hi David,
>
>Thanks for your response! I shouldn't say that it failed, the called
>returned with I believe a return code 4 that means (I think) no data to
>process.
SAPI (SSI 79) can only 'see' spool data that has gone
ctive?
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Subject: Re: Read jes spool file before job ends
Hi,
Software AG have a product called Entire System Server . One of
Hi,
Software AG have a product called Entire System Server . One of it's
functionalities is to read JES2 spool files. The latest versions use the
SAPI SSI interface 79 etc. and spool files for running batch jobs can be
accessed.
Have you tried it and it failed ?
David Lesser
In case you need acceess to Return Codes of previous steps, I have a piece of
code (assembler) based in an REXX idea of THOMAS RAMSEIER i can send you.
If you need to access a wholw output you can use SDSF. There is an REXX from
Lionel B. Dyck to do that i don't remeber where it is, but I
In a recent note, Steve Pordash said:
> Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 16:45:48 -0500
>
> Does anyone know of an API that exists so I can read a jes pool file while a
> batch job is still active? I can read a spool file using the subsystem
> interface 79 function, however it only allows spool fil
Does anyone know of an API that exists so I can read a jes pool file while a
batch job is still active? I can read a spool file using the subsystem
interface 79 function, however it only allows spool files to be read once
the batch job finishes. I know I can do it using SDSF, however I can't rely
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