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lakshmiharirao
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hi,
Now when i look into the spool, the jobs are grouped in order of the job-id in ascending order
i am looking for command that will arrange these jobs in order of submission
that is, the jobs should be displayed in the spool in the order in which i submitted them
can any one help me plz...
thanks in advance
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enrico-sorichetti
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why not look at the SDSF manuals Yourself or use the PF1 to see what You can do ??? 
the fastest way to get to the sort panel help is to type sort <garbage>
it will tell sort column not found, hitting PF1 will take You to the SDSF sort command help |
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Bill Woodger
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I think I'm missing something.
When you submit a job, it will get the next highest job-id that is not already being used by something else in the system. Your particular jobs are going to have successively higher numbers.
Why does that not give you what you want already? |
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vasanthz
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| When you submit a job, it will get the next highest job-id that is not already being used by something else in the system. Your particular jobs are going to have successively higher numbers. |
Colonel we have a problem, a job submitted few days back has higher job-id than the one that was submitted today. The job-id gets reset once in a while or something  IDK |
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ofer71
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Try SORT QUEUE
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vasanthz
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Hello,
After issuing SORT QUEUE, the jobs in the PRINT queue are sorted in the order in which they completed and not in the order in which they were submitted.
SORT POS also does the same thing of sorting stuff based on job completion time and not on job submit time. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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I tried SORT QUEUE in the I , O, H, DA, ST
and the only place showing a QUEUE column is the STatus display
but the meaning is the <internal> jes queue name ( execution,print,...) the other queues are difficult to catch
the only way I found... TESTED with the H command
is to sort on rd-date and rd-time
no need to use the ? unless you have the need to see the columns available for sorting |
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Ponnam
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| Use 'SORT AGE D' |
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enrico-sorichetti
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post the link to the SDSF manual or
a screen shot (*) of a successfull excutioin of the command as suggested
(*) text cut and paste please ! |
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Pedro
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I use this in the SDSF H display:
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| SORT CRDATE D JOBID D |
CRDATE first so that when the jobids rollover, the date takes precedence.
Note: the OP mentioned ascending order... my example is in descending order so that the most recent jobs are seen first, without having to scroll. |
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