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sandeep_yadav_in
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Hi Guys,
I need to see the jobs submitted by some other user...........
om my PC
Command ==> (what shoud i type here)
what is the command to do that?
Thanks in Advance.........
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murmohk1
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sandeep,
PC???????? |
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Devzee
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| SDSF or IOF or SAR or what tool? |
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kgumraj2
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| Owner <USERID> |
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sandeep_yadav_in
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Thanks Kiran !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi sandy,
If I ask you --are you satisfied by the anwers given above, your answer, probably, will be no. If so, you need to provide bit more information about what exactly you are looking for?
If understand your query correctly, then try using this command.
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| START/S.ST/ PRE 'USER-ID'* |
so if USER-ID is PU1234A, your command should look like:
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| START/S.ST/ PRE PU1234A* |
START / S.ST is to go in spool.
And I think, by PC you mean "Personal Computer". JCL, JOBs are meant for Mainframes' world. You use some kind of 'emulator' to 'emulate' a '3270 terminal' on your PC which in turn connects you with Mainframes. JOB submitted on Mainframe will go in the respective spool of that Mainframe & not on your local 'hard-drive'.
Does above explanation solve your query or you are something else ? If no, please provide some more details as asked earlier. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Anuj D. wrote: |
| Does above explanation solve your query or you are something else ? |
Please read the above as "Does above explanation solve your query or are you searching something else "  |
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Aaru
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Anuj,
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so if USER-ID is PU1234A, your command should look like:
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START/S.ST/ PRE PU1234A*
START / S.ST is to go in spool.
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The above command will list the jobs with jobname starting with userid. As per your example that command would search for the jobs starting with PU1234A in the spool of the current owner.
Hence to view the jobs of the particular user use
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OWNER <USERID>
PRE <JOBNAME> or PRE <JOBNAM*>
JOBNAME - Complete JOB Name
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agkshirsagar
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Agree with Aaru.
owner command should do what user asked.
In some sites it is mandatory to submit 'every' job with userid prefix, in that case whatever Anuj posted will work. |
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sandeep_yadav_in
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Hi Anuj,
What I want to do is ..........
I want to see Jobs submitted by other person.....
what is the command to do that?
for me PC means Personal Communications......... |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Usually my JOB names contains 7-charactes from my ID, so while replying.. I answered with that mind frame.
Further, this
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| I need to see the jobs submitted by some other user........... |
made me to think a jobname starting with user ID.
The definitions of OWNER & PREFIX commands are:
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OWNER owner -- Filter Data by job name
PREFIX jobname--Filter data by jobname |
In short, OWNER is better command for the OPs' request.
me too. |
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agkshirsagar
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sandeep_yadav_in,
You still have same question?  |
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sun_job
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| You can use the filter option |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| sandeep_yadav_in wrote: |
I want to see Jobs submitted by other person.....
what is the command to do that? |
You can use the below comands, as suggested:
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OWNER owner -- Filter Data by job name
PREFIX jobname--Filter data by jobname |
BTW, below reply from you
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| Thanks Kiran !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
suggests that you got the solution, if you've some new question, please let us know, as asked by Abhijit (you are still asking the same question).
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| for me PC means Personal Communications......... |
Thanks for the clarification. |
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expat
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Just wonder why you want to look at what someone else is doing ?
RACF, or another security package if installed, may prevent you from looking at what is not yours. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| expat wrote: |
| Just wonder why you want to look at what someone else is doing ? |
OP wants to know..Who is working more than me today..  |
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