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knuttelmarc
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| I am just wondering what the different ways are to monitor JCL Batch Jobs, especially on the ones active and not held. I am aware of sdsf, but are there any other ways on TSO/ISPF? |
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expat
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Why want another tool when the implemented one suffices.
Maybe if you tell us what and why you want to do - perhaps someone will be better informed to help you. |
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knuttelmarc
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| hi expat, thanks for the quick reply, I saw that there was a certain utility that gave better view on the active jobs, it has something like a counter on how long the job has been running etc. |
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nevilh
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| RMF is what you are looking for |
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