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reachsudheer
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Hi,
I need to capture the mainframe userid of the user who submits the cobol program to display in the report.
JOB A
PGM B
USER user1
USER user1
JOB A executes the PGM B and if USER user1 submits the job,
prgoram PGMB should capture user1 and write in my report in the program dynamically, if USER use2 submits then user2 should be written in my report .
Thanks & Regards
Sudheer |
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expat
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Why reinvent the wheel ?
The system should already have this information stored in the SMF type30 records. Make sure that these are captured with the systems programmers, and the data is already available without you having to capture what has already been captured. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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wouldn't accessing the SMF type 30 record be an 'after the job ran' type of thing? I don't know, just asking.
this kind of silliness could be also accomplished by the proper construction of jcl to provide(generate with a set? )a parm to the step, that would be dependent upon the userid symbolic. or can not the <userid> symbolic that one can put in the notify= job card (I don't mean the actual userid, I mean the symbolic that resolves to the userid. |
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expat
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Yes, &SYSUID would do it.
But I guess it depends on what the info is required for. If it is for perf & capacity, billing, or what - the information remains the same where ever the source is.
As for after the event, I really can't see what the difference is, the report will still be the same...................... won't it ? |
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Escapa
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PARM=&SYSUID
works well |
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reachsudheer
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This job will be submitted many users so when ever any user submits the job it will generate a report.
Idea is that if we can capture the Userid from cobol we can write the userid in the report.
regards
Sudheer |
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expat
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| OK, the obvious question is why are these statistics wanted. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
| reachsudheer wrote: |
| .. who submits the cobol program to display in the report. |
Probably you wanted to say, some JCL/JOB was SUBmitted..
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JOB A executes the PGM B and if USER user1 submits the job,
prgoram PGMB should capture user1 and write in my report in the program dynamically, if USER use2 submits then user2 should be written in my report . |
It's quite a strange requirement, again, once 'captured', how "all this" would be used..? Can "EZACFSM1" be your choice.. |
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