My first thougth is that you have a job control scheduling
program such as EXPRESS or Maestro that checks the amount
of time that a job runs and compares it to a preset maximum
and puts a message in the $STDLIST if the maximum is exceeded.
This is to alter operators (or whomever) that something may
be wrong with the job.



On 9 Sep 2005 Bruce Collins <[log in to unmask]> wrote

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Subject:                JOB exceeds time limit. (CIERR 6028)

> We had a job abort at a client's site today with this error. They don't seem to have any CONNECT or CPU limits set for the group or account. The JOB card doesn't specify any time limit, and the top of the $STDLIST shows:
>
> :JOB xxxxx,MGR.xxxxx,TEMP.
> Priority = ES; Inpri = 8; Time = UNLIMITED seconds.
> thought
> BUT at the bottom of the STDLIST we have:
>
> JOB exceeds time limit. (CIERR 6028)
> CPU sec. = 1801. elapsed min. = 59.
>
>
> Any idea's what time limit they are talking about and where it would be set?
>
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