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dayaanand
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Hi,
Assist me, how can we include timestamp in JCL which is running in Spool. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Your question is not clear.
Your post is iin the Compuware Tools part of the forum. Is this related to some Compuware product?
JCL doesn't "run in the SPOOL" - jobs run in initiators/partitions.
If you post an example of what you are looking for, someone may have a suggestion. |
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MBabu
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| Warning: off topic post Dick, pardon my laziness please. What is meant by "partition"? I know the OS/VS1 meaning, but iwhat does the term mean these days? I see it occasionally and throw it around by mistake myself once in a while (yesterday, in fact!) but does t have a current meaning other than in LPAR? |
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William Thompson
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| What is meant by "partition"? I know the OS/VS1 meaning, but iwhat does the term mean these days?? |
VSE is quite alive and well and does live on IBM mainframes....... |
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dick scherrer
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| What is meant by "partition"? |
May not hold for everyone's understanding, but when i use "partition" when talking about batch jobs, cics regions, databases, etc, i use partition and initiator as the same resource (an initiator).
As Bill mentions, VSE is quite alive and well 
Quite a few years ago IBM was pushing hard for VSE clients to upgrade to "mvs". Of course, it made little $ sense as everything cost more, so the clients largely said "no thanks" (or something stronger  ). These days, i believe IBM would rather have the vse clients than lose them to unix or windows (just imho - wouldn't even think to speak for IBM). |
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