Andy wrote:
*Isn't the goal here to identify jobs that have been submitted, but not
started? Long-running jobs don't fit that criteria, having already started
- or have I missed the point?Andy Stylesz/Series System Programmer*
*As I said, the utility could be modified to check arrival on the
W dniu 25.08.2020 o 23:00, Styles, Andy (ITS zPlatform Services) pisze:
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Isn't the goal here to identify jobs that have been submitted, but not started?
Long-running jobs don't fit that criteria, having already started - or have I
missed the point?
Good point.
IMHO you
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I wrote a REXX monitor that runs every 15 minutes
I wrote a REXX monitor that runs every 15 minutes and issues WTO for
certain jobs that have been running too long. The code could be changed to
check input time and start time. A screen scraper could do this too. Tom
Brennnans Vista emulator has a scripting feature that will pick up console
W dniu 25.08.2020 o 16:52, Feller, Paul pisze:
Lizette, if you have some type of software like OPS/MVS you could look at
running a script from time to time that executes the JES2 command
$DJQ,DELAY=YES,DELAY and then look at the output from the command.
Isn't it as obsolete as dinosaurs?
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Lizette, if you
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Just curious
We had a few jobs that took up to 30 minutes before going from input queue to
actually running.
Does anyone know of an easy (FREE) way to monitor JES2 I
