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bipinpeter
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Location: Cochin/Kerala/India
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Hi All,
How we can get the job triggering flow from CA Jobtrac.
We will get this from CA-7 by FSTRUC command anything similar is present in CA-Jobtrac? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
As these are both CA products, CA should be able to tell you if there is a similar function in Jobtrac. . . |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I don't have much experience with CA-Jobtrac but what I recall is - you don't really have such commands there in CA-Jobtrac. If you want to check a job say like APD010*, then once in jobtrac, on command line enter "APD010*" and hit enter. Jobtrac gives a "view" like a PDS members. Once you see the job of interest, put "S" beside the listed job - there you see all the predecessors/successors for that job. |
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bipinpeter
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Hi Anuj ,
I know the option which you give, but for this i have to do this for all the jobs one by one..  .. It will be good if i get all the jobs comes in one stream in a window |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Suggest you get in touch with Your CA-Jobtrac support team. On ther other hand, this answer should be available in Manuals also - but on first glance I did not find it. I'll again look into manulas and will try to find an answer, however, at this moment I'm pretty musch stuffed with my own work.
Mercy, it's Friday |
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