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rajatbagga
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Can anybody tell me how we can write the JOB name into a PS file using EZACFSM1.
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Rajat |
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Bill Dennis
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| Do you want the name of the job executing EZACFSM1 or the job about to be submitted by the EZACFSM1 step? |
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rajatbagga
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hello,
I want the job about to be submitted by the EZACFSM1 step to be written in a PS file.
Regrads,
Rajat |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I'm confused. . . 
You mention you want the name and then later you want the job.
Please post what you "have" and what you want to be put into the PS file.
What are you hoping to get in this topic that you did not get in your earlier topic about EZACFSM1? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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EZACFSM1 will get the jobname of the currently executing job...
how do You expect for EZACFSM1 to find the name of the job being submitted?
the jobname is part of the input, so there should be no need to get it from anywhere
unless there was a language misunderstanding ! |
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rajatbagga
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hello,
Yes I want the jobname of the currently executing job to be written in a PS file using EZACFSM1 ...
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Rajat |
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Bill Dennis
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JOB1 is executing EZACFSM1 to submit JOB2.
Do you want "JOB1" to be written into a file?
Do you really want to submit JOB2 or are you only trying to get the name of the currently executing job? There are REXX and COBOL samples out here to do that. EZACFSM1 doesn't do that. |
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rajatbagga
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hello,
Yes, i want JOB1 to be written into PS file. But I thought EZACFSM1 can also do this. But anyways let me know how a COBOL pgm can do this.
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Rajat. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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IIRC it should be possible
try this
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//SYMBOLS EXEC PGM=EZACFSM1
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
DAY '&DAY'
HHMMSS '&HHMMSS'
HR '&HR'
JDAY '&JDAY'
JOBNAME '&JOBNAME'
LDAY '&LDAY'
LHHMMSS '&LHHMMSS'
LHR '&LHR'
LJDAY '&LJDAY'
LMIN '&LMIN'
LMON '&LMON'
LSEC '&LSEC'
LWDAY '&LWDAY'
LYR2 '&LYR2'
LYR4 '&LYR4'
LYYMMDD '&LYYMMDD'
MIN '&MIN'
MON '&MON'
SEC '&SEC'
SEQ '&SEQ'
SID '&SID'
SYSCLONE '&SYSCLONE'
SYSNAME '&SYSNAME'
SYSPLEX '&SYSPLEX'
SYSR1 '&SYSR1'
SYSUID '&SYSUID'
WDAY '&WDAY'
YR2 '&YR2'
YR4 '&YR4'
YYMMDD '&YYMMDD'
CCYY/MM/DD '&YR4./&LMON./&LDAY'
HH:MM:SS '&HR.:&MIN.:&SEC' |
to find the systems symbols try
http://home.flash.net/~mzelden/mvsutil.html
and look for IPLINFO.TXT |
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Bill Dennis
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| Follow erico's example with '&JOBNAME' but direct SYSOUT to a dataset. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
I tried the JOB to do what is being discussed in this thread -
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//SYMBOLS EXEC PGM=EZACFSM1
//SYSOUT DD DSN=HLQ.JOBNAE.IN.PS,DISP=(,CATLG)
//SYSIN DD *
JOBNAME '&JOBNAME'
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Now the Data Set "HLQ.JOBNAE.IN.PS" is present under ISRDDN, how & why ? Please suggest. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| Now the Data Set "HLQ.JOBNAE.IN.PS" is present under ISRDDN, how & why ? Please suggest. |
sometimes a dataset is left around after a browse ( just checked )
strange enough but happens for PS datasets, not for PDS |
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Bill Dennis
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| If you used ISPF 3.2 to create the file it probably stays allocated as enrico said. You can use TSO command FREE FILE(ddname) to unallocate it. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi Bill,
| Bill Dennis wrote: |
| If you used ISPF 3.2 to create the file it probably stays allocated as enrico said. |
No, I didn't allocate it using 3.2, instead it was created in the JOB due to the below statement of the JOB posted in previous post of mine,
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| //SYSOUT DD DSN=HLQ.JOBNAE.IN.PS,DISP=(,CATLG) |
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| You can use TSO command FREE FILE(ddname) to unallocate it. |
ok thanks, but it was there on Friday ( July 18,2008 IST) , when I logged in to mainframes today (Monday, July 21,2008 IST) it's not there, what should I conclude..? Please assist. |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
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| when I logged in to mainframes today (Monday, July 21,2008 IST) it's not there |
Does this mean the dataset is no longer on the system or that it no longer appears in isrddn?
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| what should I conclude..? |
If it no longer appears in isrddn, you did something last week to cause this dataset to be found by isrddn and have not done so this morning. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi Dick,
| dick scherrer wrote: |
| Does this mean the dataset is no longer on the system or that it no longer appears in isrddn? |
It means it doen't appear in ISRDDN.
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| If it no longer appears in isrddn, you did something last week to cause this dataset to be found by isrddn and have not done so this morning. |
That day I submit the JOB & browse the DSN to check the output, that's it from my side. |
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Bill Dennis
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| Since you didn't code a UNIT, possibly it was created in a "work" dasd pool that is cleaned up on a regular schedule? Perhaps someone else deleted it? Check with the storage mgmt group at your site. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Once again, one more query about EZACFSM1-
To get the value of SYSUID I used the below JOB ..
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//SYMBOLS EXEC PGM=EZACFSM1
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
JOBNAME '&JOBNAME'
SYSUID '&SYSUID'
/*
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..but the out put was
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JOBNAME 'Anuj'
SYSUID '&SYSUID' |
..for SYSUID I was expecting my RACF ID to appear in output..?
Please assist, what's the reason behind..or is it this way only.. |
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Bill Dennis
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| &SYSUID will be resolved in any normal JCL submit. You don't need EZACFSM1 for that. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Agreed, I just tried the example posted by Enrico earlier in this thread & this concern was raised. However, if just for an experiment if I would like to do this, is there a way..? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Bill Dennis wrote: |
| .. be resolved in any normal JCL submit. |
BTW, I'm not aware about abnormal JCL concept yet..  |
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