Barry,

While your suggestion will save the needed information to resubmit the job
after a reboot, it does not seem to retain the information that Jim was
asking about (who/what streamed the job).

The fact that MPEX does not 'list' a 'streamedby' attribute for a spool
file also indicates that said information is not easily available.    If
Jim, in addition to MPEX, is also using 'STREAMX' then he can search for
that information as part of the 'printi' command since 'streamx' includes
them in the submitted job stream in the form of 'comment' records.

Regards
Paul Christidis




At 18:50 -0400 5/22/02, Jim Phillips wrote:
>Thanks to all the helpful replies, I can use MPEX or MPE/iX to view the
>contents of the I#####.IN.HPSPOOL file for the job I'm interested in.
>However, I guess I need to be more specific!
>
>What I need to know is who/what streamed the job.  You know, in the
$STDLIST
>of a job is this line that says:
>
> STREAMED BY session,user.account (#J/Snnnn) ON LDEV# nn
>    STREAM DATE:   WED, MAY 22, 2002,  6:03 PM
>
>I'd like to see that information for scheduled jobs.


That's a little more tricky. But once again, MPEX comes to the rescue.

Try this

  %savejob #j123;file=myfile

This will copy the complete STDIN file, *including the job card*, into a
file called "myfile". For security purposes, "myfile" will have a negative
(PRIV) file code. Just do

  %altfile myfile;code=0

Then you can examine the contents of myfile, including the job card.


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