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sgiri
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Guys,
I need to trigger an Annual job based on a DB2 table entry.
The Db2 table entry can happen any time in a year and the job has to be triggered exactly after 60 days from the date of the table entry.
The catch here is , we cannot use a daily job to check whether the DB2 entry has occured or not.
Is there a way to create such a job.. |
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expat
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| How is the table update actioned |
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sgiri
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The table is updated by a cobol program.
The program checks for a certain condition, which occurs only once a year. Based on that it inserts the value into the table. |
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expat
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| Can you not set a return code through the program to indicate that the update was performed, and then using conditional execution process a batch interface to the scheduling software to schedule the required second job in 60 days time ? |
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sgiri
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| Can you pls elaborate more on setting a return code through the cobol job. I have never set it before.. |
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GlobalGyan
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Anuj Dhawan
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Not COBOL job, using COBOL program
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| MOVE desired-RC TO RETURN-CODE. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| GlobalGyan wrote: |
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Only if MVS/QuickRef is installed. |
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GlobalGyan
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| Anuj Dhawan wrote: |
| GlobalGyan wrote: |
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Only if MVS/QuickRef is installed. |
Oh yes... true...
Are there systems where MVS/Qref not installed? What are the alternate solutions to this |
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expat
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| GlobalGyan wrote: |
| Are there systems where MVS/Qref not installed? What are the alternate solutions to this |
Of course there are.
Reference manuals are the usual method of obtaining information. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Or google... mmmm...may be goggle...sorry for fast fingures...  |
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dick scherrer
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| The catch here is , we cannot use a daily job to check whether the DB2 entry has occured or not. |
By what rule/requirement? Sounds like nonsense. . .
I suspect that something could be added to an already existing daily process and not require an entire new job. . . |
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