Re: is my job in input queue?

In , on 02/19/2009 at 07:42 AM, John Kelly said: >You could always use the JES2 SSI (subsystem interface), if allowed. The interface is not specific to JES2. There are several interfaces that you can use; I don't recommend the old TSO interface for STATUS, but it might be the easiest if you a

Re: is my job in input queue?

I am looking for a program solution to check if a job is waiting in the input queue. You could always use the JES2 SSI (subsystem interface), if allowed. Or use SDSF batch/REXX interface. Jack Kelly 202-502-2390 (Office) -- F

Re: is my job in input queue?

Do you have JES2 or JES3? You can use the ST command in TSO to look though you may need to add a modification to see any job. Do you need something for batch and foreground? What will you do should you find a job waiting on the input queue? What is the over all intent of your process? Lizette

is my job in input queue?

Hi I am looking for a program solution to check if a job is waiting in the input queue. Does any one have a programatic solution using rexx or assembler? Or any manual I can get the information ? Thanks in advance. Regards, Al ---