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ANDY
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 Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:43 pm Post subject: How to judge sender for job Log? |
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I want to judge a job is send from OPC or by hand. Can I see it from Job log or SYSLOG or somewhere?
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kolusu
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ANDY
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By hand mean User submitting the job. I think no matter the job submitted from OPC or by User, the jobcard will contain userid. How can differ?
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kolusu
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I think no matter the job submitted from OPC or by User, the jobcard will contain userid. How can differ?
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Andy, Not exactly true. If a Job is scheduled in ca7 or Control-M , then it will have the JOBNAME as the Jobcard, where as a user submitted job will have his T-id/Logon id in the jobcard
Hope this helps...
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Mike Chantrey
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Kolusu said:
| Quote: | | where as a user submitted job will have his T-id/Logon id in the jobcard |
This may be enforced at some sites, but at mine I can submit a job with any name or other parameters so the jobname or other parts of the jobcard cannot be used to distinguish between OPC and non-OPC submitted jobs. |
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superk
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| Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 3:12 pm Post subject: |
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Same here.
Since we are required to generate automated problem tickets whenever a production job fails, we use the scheduling system's RACF id, which is associated with the job, to make that determination. |
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ANDY
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Dear all,
Thank you anyway.
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