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UMAPATHY MARGABANDU
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| In my project there is a requirement for creating a panel. In short, to prevent the batch job failures while the data sets in use. For this, i need to create a panel. Can you please suggest me how to start the mini project. |
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Akatsukami
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| And what is this panel supposed to do? |
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superk
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| Use one of the many available ISPF Panel Models from your ISPF Edit session. Copy the model code to your appropriate site library for user-defined panels using an appropriate name. Make your changes as necessary. Test the panel in the ISPF Dialog Test options, or call it from your program and see if it works as you designed it to. You can also use the ISPF Edit Models for any of the ISPF Services for your development language of choice as well. |
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daveporcelan
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Kevin, you sly dog.
I see what you are doing here.
You are helping the TS create a panel.
They will go merrily on their way until they realize (maybe) that an ISPF Panel has very little, from what I can tell, about
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| to prevent the batch job failures while the data sets in use |
This will be interesting to watch. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| In short, to prevent the batch job failures while the data sets in use. |
why not prevent job failure by proper scheduling, avoiding resource conflict?
a solution in search of a requirement |
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