You might consider ;END=1 instead of ;RECNUM=1 on the print/search command -- effectively this should be the same, but I suspect that RECNUM forces a positional read vs. a serial read that stops after the first record (a subtle difference...)
Also, as mentioned in the thread, watch out for message (MSG) files -- an "empty" file will cause the reader (in this case MPEX) to hang until a message is written. You can include the keyword ;COPYACCESS to cause MPEX to open message files in a way that won't hang, or exclude message files altogether (since it is highly unlikely that you'll have a jobstream in a message file...)
Other things to consider:
* jobs that don't start with !JOB -- remember, the "!" character can be overridden at submission time
* Embedded jobs (job A streamx job B) - the "job" card certainly won't be on line 1...
* STREAMX or other third-party job pre-processor commands BEFORE the JOB card
* DATA streams [probably quite rare...]
* programmatically submitted jobs (i.e., created "on-the-fly")
Do you have VEAUDIT? [Usually VEsoft provides a demo on every install, and if it has expired, it's fairly easy to get them to activate the demo] I believe there is a VEaudit report of exactly what you are looking for
----- Original Message ----
From: "English, Jim" <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 9:10:22 AM
Subject: [HP3000-L] Finding stream job signons
Does anyone know of a command, or commands, I could use to find all
stream jobs on our HP3000 system? I want to search the jobs to find all
signons that are used in stream jobs.
I'm using the MPEX print command to search the system for any file that
has "!JOB" in the first record, but it's taking a very long time (more
than 24 hours). This is the command I'm using:
%PURGE JLERPT.JIM
%BUILD JLERPT.JIM;REC=-256,,F,ASCII;DEV=DISC;DISC=100000
%FILE JLERPT=JLERPT.JIM,OLD;ACC=APPEND
%PRINT @[log in to unmask]@[log in to unmask]@[log in to unmask]@.ACCOUNT4+&
@[log in to unmask](INTCODE=0 AND ISASCII AND LOCKWORD="");&
SEARCH="!JOB" AND RECNUM=1;OUT=*JLERPT
%EXIT
I was using PRINT @[log in to unmask]@, but it kept getting hung up on device files in
the SYS account and files with lockwords in them, so I changed it to
search accounts and groups where I know there are stream jobs. However,
I'd like to really search the entire system to find any jobs outside of
my current search criteria.
The JLERPT file isn't filling up, because right now, there are 1814
records in it, and the limit is 100000 records.
We have a lot of files in our HFS directories, and I think that is
what's contributing to the problem. Account names have been changed to
protect the innocent.
Thanks,
Jim.
______________________________________
James English
Financial Systems Analyst
TB Wood's Incorporated
440 N. Fifth Avenue
Chambersburg, PA 17201
Phone: (717) 264-7161 x2119
Fax: (717) 264-0890
Email: [log in to unmask]
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