Hello,
I tried the following:
!JOB JOB1,USER.ACCT
<JOB LOGIC>
!PAUSE 60
!STREAM JOB1.JOBGROUP.JOBACCT;AT=20:30
It worked!
Thank you to all,
Derrick
>>> "Paul S. Butler" <[log in to unmask]> 11/05/01 12:11PM >>>
One problem with using "IN=" is that the jobs will gradually drift and not
get scheduled when you would like. If you absolutely need to have your job
run at 8:30PM every day, "AT=20:30" is the way to go.
BUT if the job takes less than a minute to run, the job will get immediately
streamed again. The way around this is to use a PAUSE:
!JOB JOB1,USER.ACCT
<JOB LOGIC>
!PAUSE 60
!STREAM JOB1.JOBGROUP.JOBACCT;AT=20:30
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Paul S. Butler, System Administrator
Data Trace Information Services LLC
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Derrick Tietz" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 1:32 PM
Subject: Imitate a scheduler using stream?
Hello all,
Is it possible to imitate scheduling software using the stream command? I
want a job to run every day at 8:30 PM without having to stream it daily. I
tried streaming Job1 at=20:30, job1 streams Job2 in=,1 and Job2 streams Job1
in=,23. I also tried using "at" instead of "in" in Job1 and Job2. Is it
possible to make this work? When I try this I get a long list of the
jobs that repeat, but I never get a JOBNUM.
Thanks in advance,
Derrick
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