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pavanbolla
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Hi,
Check whether the COBOL program is in infinite loop, if it is not increase the TIME parameter. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
To repeat - SUPERC or your own program or a sort or anything else that is a submitted batch job should not specify 1440.
It does not matter if the job is "running OK". 1440 is a bad option.
If there is a business requirement to use a very large amount of cpu cycles, most sites have some number of initiators/classes that are defined with sufficient time.
If this is a test, needing 1440 is just sloppy or lazy or both. There are ways to cut down the size of the "compare" or other test. Unfortunately, for some, they require a little bit of work and/or planning. |
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shagnwrx
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I'd first check to see how many cpu seconds you are consuming. As the others have said either infinite loop, or you have this job in the wrong jobclass (Sys Progs set CPU time limits per class).
Chances are, there is a list around your shop that shows the time limits for each class.
For right now, do not run unlimited timed initiators, as you've not determined if you have a hard loop yet. Maybe go to a class that is another 30 seconds to a minute longer than the class you are running in now. |
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sril.krishy
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A small note on S322 error:
If the problem is repeating after the increase of the TIME parm,please check the EXCEPTION count,If the count is not increasing ,it means that job is in loop.Try to fix the loop problem,then your problem is solved.
We generally check the Exception count for longer running jobs during the production support to make sure that cycle won't run much time which in turn helps to keep the onlines up at the given time.
Thank you
Krishy. |
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S0C7
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All,
Just curious on why we are specifying 1440. There is an option call NOLIMIT. Is 1440 same as NOLIMIT..? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
They are the same - neither should ever be used by a programmer. . . .
At the top if the web page is a "Manuals" link that provides most of the commonly used documentation. The JCL manual is one of the links. |
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Bitneuker
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kris22_24
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| . S322 - Time out Abend - program exceeds the CPU time limit provided to your job. |
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