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look123
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Is anybody know how to catch the batch job start time and end time in jcl?
OTHER THAN SPOOL
LIKE SYSVIEW... |
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expat
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dick scherrer
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The master console log. . .
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Anuj Dhawan
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rgovindpurkar
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| If u have a access to Ca-7 u can chk it using LPRRN, JOB=JOBNAME command, but it will show u only latest run job information |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Probably, this can be of use..EZACFSM1 can give start time, not sure about end time. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| not sure about end time |
Probably not as the job hasn't ended. . . |
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kespra
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Hi,
It can be checked in the scheduler by giving the command jobname.
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anandinmainframe
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Hi,
How about checking in Beta --> Process History Manager. |
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expat
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Detail exactly what you want as there appears to be a little confusion regarding your request.
Do you want to capture this information as and when it happens, i.e. during the job itself, or do you just want a source of information for all previously processed jobs.
Unless we know what you want we can not really give you an accurate answer, can we ? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Chek if this link serves the purpose you are looking for.. |
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MBabu
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| You are asking how to implement a specific solution to some problem. Please state the problem you are trying to solve because the answer may be very different then what people here have guessed. Also the phrase "in JCL" has no meaning since JCL doesn't do anything except allocate ddnames and start programs. That is why no one can figure out what you are asking. |
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