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lokeshwar_manoharan
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| When I give SJ from spool, I can view the JCL. From which dataset the JCL is invoked? |
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Gnanas N
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| The JCL what you submitted will be shown. I guess you can't find out from which dataset, the JCL has been submitted. |
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Robert Sample
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| I can't think of anywhere that the DSN from which a job was submitted is recorded, so purely from the operating system there's no way to tell. If you're using a scheduling package like CA-7, you can determine the source of the job by reviewing the scheduling package information about the job. |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
some of the scheduling packages I have used actually add a couple of lines to the submitted JCL and include where the JCL was submitted from as well as the location of where the the job was scheduled from etc.
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expat
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| Methinks that the OP wants to know from where JES gets the displayed JCL when SJ is entered against the output. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Methinks that the OP wants to know from where JES gets the displayed JCL |
Me too. . .
SJ gets the submitted jcl from jes - it is not in some easily referenced external pds or ps dataset as far as i know. . .
A bit of clarification from OP would be helpful  |
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