Scott Ballentine wrote:
>For your last question, take a look at the JCL Reference. There's a chapter
>on started tasks that talks about some of this stuff. (By the way, the doc
>uses the term "started job" for what you call a "proc with a JOB card", and
>"started proc" for the not-a-JOB case.
Phil,
For your last question, take a look at the JCL Reference. There's a chapter
on started tasks that talks about some of this stuff. (By the way, the doc
uses the term "started job" for what you call a "proc with a JOB card", and
"started proc" for the not-a-JOB case.)
You might want to
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Subject: JOB cards, procs, and TIOTs, o my!
Noticed something odd-ish. If you put a JOB card in a proc, the TIOT is
populated differently, yet what SDSF;DA isn't quite what I'd expect. The
behavior below has been observed on 1.12 and 2.1, all JES2.
That is, given
Noticed something odd-ish. If you put a JOB card in a proc, the TIOT is
populated differently, yet what SDSF;DA isn't quite what I'd expect. The
behavior below has been observed on 1.12 and 2.1, all JES2.
That is, given a PROC called MYPROC, with no JOB card and a label of EXECIT
on the EXEC PGM=
