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Keanehelp
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Hi,
While scheduling a job if we create a dependency of the job on arrival of a file, how would the system know whether the file has arrived or not?
Please excuse me if it sounds to be a generic question, but its kind of urgent.
Thanks
Nitin |
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Escapa
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| Keanehelp wrote: |
Hi,
While scheduling a job if we create a dependency of the job on arrival of a file, how would the system know whether the file has arrived or not?
Please excuse me if it sounds to be a generic question, but its kind of urgent.
Thanks
Nitin |
Didn't really understand what you want.
But any scheduler has have facility to trigger job on creation of dataset on the system. |
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PeterHolland
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Its all in the TWS manuals.
But because its an urgent matter, you get a generic answer : the system uses exits. |
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kedianirmal
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What is the way you are using to receive the file into mainframe.
Check with your support team and they can setup a process to trigger any
particular JCL on different modes of file arrival (XCOM, FTP).
In case you are transferring file within mainframe you can send a trigger job on successful creation of file.
Hope it helps.
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Nirmal |
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Ed Goodman
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| Which scheduler? |
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