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Elixir
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The Spool has input log and output log.
In the input log the jobs currently being executed is visible.
In the output log the jobs which have been executed is visible.
Because ---ISFACT ST TOKEN ( (TOKEN.) ) PARM(NP ?)----
gives details from both input and output log.
Please let me know how to access the job's from the output log only. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| The Spool has input log and output log. |
learn the proper terminology... most probably You meant queues. |
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| Correcting...I need information on how to access Output Queue in Spool.. |
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| The snippets were very informative...but I am still not Clear on How to access Output Queue in SDSF using REXX. |
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dick scherrer
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| but I am still not Clear on How to access Output Queue in SDSF using REXX |
That topic accesses the output queue using rexx.
Where are you stuck? That topic has working code you can copy to your system. . .
Can you not simply modify the provided code to do what you want?
Hopefully, you are not expecting someone here to actually do your specific task for you . . . |
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Elixir
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| I got it..Thanks |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
By now you should know that posting "it didn't work" is just a waste of everyone's time. . .
What happened? An error? An abend? Undesired results?
Suggest you use the actual code provided for an initial test and if there are problems show us what they are. If the code from the linked topic works, modify for your use and continue. If the original will not work on your system, that needs to be addressed first. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| but I am still not Clear on How to access Output Queue in SDSF using REXX. |
the snippets I referred to do access the output queue using REXX
maybe if You' d care to be more specific on the meaning You assign to the buzzwords access Output Queue
the first snippet lists the jobs based on a prefix
the second snippet lists the ddnames of the jobs
the third snippet displays the content ( aka data ) of the first three datasets of the jobs
( the first three datasets are the JES related datasets )
and I call all that, guess what accessing the Output Queue using REXX
did You care to look at the the SDSF manual
here for example
publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/Shelves/ISF4BK80
up to you to look for the one related to Your zOS level
and the relative redbook SDSF and rexx
www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247419.html
and the downloadable examples ready to run
we are not here to build customized examples for Your needs,
but to share what we know and what we have done
it' s up to you to try to understand and to post clear questions
as per ( suggested novemtrigillion times )
how to ask questions the smart way
here catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
or .. for a more PC language
here support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
useful also to forecast the comments You might receive
telling only that You are not clear on a very generic requirement
just &pisses off people willing to help
nuff said
topic edit to add a comment
to be sure... I just retested the snippets and they work as described
did You also take note of thelast link which points to a good ( even if a bit boring ) tutorial ? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Our replies are interleaving. . . 
Good to hear it is working - thank you for letting us know  |
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enrico-sorichetti
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follow on ...
and You should thank &deity that I am in a very good mood  |
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ISFFILTER="QUEUE = PRINT" would have been enough on the first place.
From the beginning I am clear about the requirements.
There was no error as such before...jobs from both queues were getting deleted earlier. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| From the beginning I am clear about the requirements. |
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clear as mud 
and as said before the examples posted satisfied the foggy requirement of accessing
maybe the data fetched while satisfying my requirements was completely irrelevant for Yours...
the ISFFILTER has always been there
and if You look at the manuals the might be also a different way by issuing the H or the O commands
I did not look to closely because the way I posted was enough for me
build on the snippets posted to fetch more columns for a <programmed> fltering
or expand the ISFFILTER for a more granular selection. |
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Hello,
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| jobs from both queues were getting deleted earlier |
Yup, very tough to find when they are gone. . .
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Elixir
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| yes..indeed...but the logon session was intact!! |
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