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Amb
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Hi Guys,
1) I want to know that what is the practical use of TYPRUN=COPY parameter in a JOB.
2)When I submit a job with TYPRUN=HOLD, in the spool I can see the job in 'EXECUTING' status and the job never ends. I understand that the job is gone to a HOLD state. I want to know how can I release this job.
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enrico-sorichetti
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learn to interpret and report correctly what You see...
a job submitted with TYPRUN=HOLD will show as ( using the SDSF command ST )
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NP JOBNAME JobID Owner Prty Queue C Pos SAff ASys Status
USER0 TSU01573 USER0 15 EXECUTION SYS1 SYS1
USER0A JOB01574 USER0 8 EXECUTION A HOLD
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and it means it is in the execution queue
note the difference in the data displayed for a <job> executing and a job in hold
typing an A in the line command field will happily release the job!
but You could have found out by Yourself hitting a few time the PF1 key while in SDSF,
couldn' t You ? |
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Robert Sample
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| There is a link to manuals at the top of the page. CLick on it, find the JCL Language Reference manual, and read up on the TYPRUN parameter for yourself. If you have any questions about TYPRUN=COPY after that, then post your question. |
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Amb
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Thanks.
I have gone through the manual and I have also submitted a job with TYPRUN=COPY. What I understand is that the job doesnot get submitted but all the JCL statements in the job can be seen in the JESJCLIN statement in SDSF->st.
I wanted to know what is the practical use of this or under what circumstances we would be required to submit a Job with TYPRUN=COPY so that we see all the JCL statements of the Job in the spool. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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TYPRUN=COPY is an heritage of when there was ...
no timesharing, no <terminal> printers, no facilities as You are used to now
and somebody wanted to have an hardcopy of the card deck being used for jcl submission
typrun=COPY will not check for jcl errors TESTED just now
it only needs a correct JOB card and will happily print a 80 char card image of al the jcl stream being <submited> |
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PeterHolland
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| try to use : TYPRUN=RUNAWAY |
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Akatsukami
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| PeterHolland wrote: |
| try to use : TYPRUN=RUNAWAY |
If your work station is a Dell Shannon?  |
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