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teethu thomas
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ADDRESS TSO
"ALLOC F(ISFIN) TRACKS SPACE(1) REU"
"ALLOC F(ISFOUT) DA ('DFC2.C03399.GLOB.FFB.SPOOL2') SHR"
"ALLOC F(TEMPPRT) DA('DFC2.C03399.GLOB.FFB.SPOOL') SHR"
SAY 'ENTER JOB ID'
PULL JOBID
QUEUE "PRE C033995$"
QUEUE "ST"
QUEUE " "
QUEUE "FILTER JOBID EQ "JOBID
QUEUE "++?"
QUEUE "FIND 'OUTD'"
QUEUE "++S"
QUEUE "PRINT FILE TEMPPRT "
QUEUE "PRINT 1 999999"
QUEUE "PRINT CLOSE"
QUEUE "END"
QUEUE "EXIT"
"EXECIO" QUEUED()" DISKW ISFIN (FINIS" /* INPUT TO SDSF BATCH */
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "SELECT PGM(ISFAFD) PARM('++32,255)" /* INVOKE SDSF */
SAY 'JOB FINISHED'
EXIT
In this code Filter Jobid is not working . Evverything else is workig fine. The first job in the spool is getting copied into the file. Can anybody tell me why it is not working. I have traced and copied the command and tried it in the spool that time it worked fine. |
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expat
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teethu thomas
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| I have tried what ever mentioned in the link you have given but it is till not working. I have tried select as well as filter, it is working fine when i tried it in the spool i dont know hwy it is not working from the program. Can somebody suggest some other way to filter out a particular JOBID. |
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expat
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What exactly are you trying to do, copy the selected output of a job into a dataset. For one job or multiple jobs ?
You say that the first job is being copied but not other jobs.
Please give some more detail. |
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teethu thomas
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| I am trying to copy a unique job (using JOBID) from the spool to a dataset. |
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teethu thomas
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| Actually there are multiple jobs with the same JOBNAME. So I am trying to identify using the JOBID. |
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expat
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That was the exact problem that another user had, and the thread that I posted and linked to worked perfectly for that user.
Strange why it doesn't for you. You get nothing at all in the SDSF out dataset |
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teethu thomas
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| I am getting written the spool into the output dataset but I am getting written the First Job. The filter is not working when I try through the REXX. Actually there are more than one job inthe SDSF in the same name that is why I am trying to filter using JOBID. But it is not filtering it out. Can you suggest something for this.( I have also used the ISFOUT to debug ) |
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expat
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The code I used actually ran PGM=SDSF rather than from within a REXX, but I really can't see REXX causing a problem.
Try it in SDSF batch and see what happens. Use the code that I posted, just need to change it to fit your standards etc. etc. |
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