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ramsri
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Hi,
May I please know the command to find a job with NO schedule ID in CA-7
I tried
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| LSCHD,JOB=*,LIST=NONE |
but got error....
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Robert Sample
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| I would think this would be more a report instead of a command. Have you looked into the documentation to see whether or not this is a command or a standard report in CA-7? |
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ramsri
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Hi, I am not very familiar with CA-7. I googled for this kind of stuff and came across this command which is not useful.....
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Robert Sample
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| If your site is licensed for CA-7, you have access to the manuals -- either in hardcopy, or on an internal web site, or by registering with the vendor and downloading them. I highly recommend you get familiar with CA-7 by readin at least the CA-7 Primer, Reports, and Database Maintenance Guide manuals. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Hi, I am not very familiar with CA-7. |
If you are unable or unwilling to get what you want from the documentation, you can always open an issue with CA Support and they can guide you. . . |
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