Assuming that person's HPSTREAMEDBY is unique, you could

1) not really thought out, but using your log reading tool, script an edit
to pickup those STREAMs job#s, then move all output from jobs streamed by
that person to the desired location.

2) subvert the STREAM command to record its timestamp and HPSTREAMEDBY into
its own (circular?) log file, then pass the command to the real STREAM.
After the jobs have run (a couple hours?), select and edit appropriate log
records to copy all output to the desired location.

I'd go with #2 just because the real log files are huge and difficult to
read, but iirc you have your own logreader tool, so that might work fine.

Good luck!

Tracy Pierce

> -----Original Message-----
> From: GStigers [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 3:26 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Copying spoolfiles by SELEQ
>
>
> Or something like this. Once a month, a key user outside of
> IT schedules
> some sixty jobs across an hour's time span, several of which
> will probably
> wind up in a WAIT state. Now, what has been done, heretofore,
> is to copy
> more or less all of the spoolfiles currently on the system
> (which is a mere
> couple thousand) into a group for said user. What I have to
> work with is a
> date and time range, for this set of scheduled jobs. There is
> really no
> other common attribute that I can see which is unique to these jobs.
> HPSTREAMEDBY is unique, but the job card is standard for this
> type of job,
> and hardly unique to this user. How can I copy all of these
> spool files to a
> group, and only them, with this as a criterion?
>
> I know that I can script, issue a SHOWJOB SCHED;*LIST, and
> parse that. For
> each job number, I could, after the fact, issue a show out
> redirected into a
> temp file, parse the lines of the temp file starting with the
> third line
> until the tenth character <> #, and copy each
> DFID.OUT.HPSPOOL to my hearts
> content. I was hoping for something simpler. I realize that I
> could edit the
> sixty jobs to write their reports and copy their stdlists to
> the target
> group. But the jobs are already scheduled, and I have already
> been told that
> editing sixty jobs was rejected as a solution.
>
> Greg Stigers
>
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