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svenkatesh
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Hi all,
We are having a tool called SYSVIEW to see the jobs that were submitted. With this tool, I am having a problem of not able to identify a way to see all the jobs submitted by a particular userid. Right now, i need to remember the jobname and look for all the jobs in the spool starting with that name (PREFIX jobname=) and get to my job, which is getting very tedious, since i've several jobs with different prefixes and i need to change that prefix regularly to go to different jobs.
Any help in this regard would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Venkatesh.S |
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William Thompson
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| Does the OWNER change? |
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svenkatesh
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| No !! The owner doesnt change. I need to see all the jobs of a particular owner. |
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William Thompson
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| Doesn't SYSVIEW have an OWNER filter? Have you checked the manual? |
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svenkatesh
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| I dont have a manual with me. I tried several options that were with the tool here, i could not succeed. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If your site is licensed for sysview, you can download all of the documentation from their support site for free.
I seem to recall that there is some online help build into sysview. This client does not use sysview, so i can't just bring up the screens and look. |
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svenkatesh
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| I tried to search in google for manual and also for the above question, but could not find any. |
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William Thompson
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| Is Sysview an IBM tool? |
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svenkatesh
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| I guess its a CA tool, but not sure |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Yes, SYSVIEW is a CA product - i believe it is part of Unicenter these days. Sorry, i should have mentioned CA in my earlier reply.
While you may find documentation online somewhere, CA does not release their material for download to just anyone who wants it. As i mentioned earlier, if your organization is licensed to use the product, you can download all of the material from the CA support web site. If you have not already signed up for CA support, you will need to register. The main thing you need to get registered is your site-id (it is also very helpful if you provide an e-mail address that is at that site-id).
You might also call the local CA office (Englewood?) and see if they may be of help. |
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superk
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| The USERID field is not selectable for filtering the list of job summary details. The best suggestion I can offer is to SORT the listing by USERID. That will at least group them together. |
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svenkatesh
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| That is sad !! |
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