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santosh_g
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Hi All,
Can anyone please let me know how I can get job scheduling information for a particular job from CA7. For example, I need to know
ABCD1234 runs Monday thru Friday
ABCD2213 runs weekly Monday thru Sunday
ABCD3455 monthly job (first Sunday every month)
ABCD5849 quarterly job.
ABCD3987 yearly job.
I tried LSCHD,JOB=ABCD1234,LIST=SCHD.
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Robert Sample
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| I hope you realize that CA-7 treats each job as a scheduling unit, and hence ABCD1234 is completely distinct from ABCD2213 since the job names are different. If you think these jobs are related somehow in CA-7, you will have to explain more -- such as why you think they are related -- before we can provide you assistance. |
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santosh_g
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Hi Robert,
yes. Both jobs are different.
I just need to know how the job ABCD1234 is setup. When will next time the job ABCD1234 will run. |
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Robert Sample
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| Try LJOB,JOB=ABCD1234,LIST=ALL |
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santosh_g
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| LJOB,JOB=ABCD1234,LIST=ALL |
Yes. I tried LJOB but it is not giving me what I am looking for. I could see pred/succ relationship, dependencies etc. But not when ABCD1234 job is setup in term of run days (daily, weekly, monthly etc).
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Robert Sample
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If your site is licensed for CA-7, you have access to the manuals (and in particular the CA-7 Commands manual) -- via hardcopy at your site, or intranet, or directly from the vendor. There is no reason for you to keep posting to this forum instead of searching the manual yourself -- we are not a manual reading service!
LJOB,JOB=ABCD1234,LIST=SCHD will provide you with the information about the different schds for the job and which days (weekly, daily, etc) the job runs for each schd. LIST=ALL should have provided this if you scrolled through enough screens. |
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santosh_g
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Thank you Robert. I have already checked all possibilities of LIST= (JOB, ALL, DEPJ, TRIG, SCHD, RQDSN, RQMT, RQUSR etc) before posting here. I did not get what I am looking for.
As suggested, I will check manuals. |
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