RE: WRKJOB JOBNAME (w/o userID&job#)

Dan,

I rolled my own with a job API (QUSLJOB) and some user space API's and brute
ignorance.

Its pretty basic but lets you look up jobs using only partial job name.  eg
QPADEV*

I wrote it originally to KILL some BPCS SMG worlds before the nightly
backups.  As they're cunningly named with a similar prefix this utility
works a treat.

I then added simple code to let you look at the spool files or work with job
or hold/release jobs using qcmdexc to run cl commands.  Implememted it as a
command so doesn't build a nice screen simply builds list of jobs in user
space then applies required action to all jobs in list.

Really quick and dirty thing but available as a starting point if you want
it. Its not RPGILE just bog standard RPG.  I don't have time to play with
new fangled stuff like ILE.

Regards

Graham Smith
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> From:         D.BALE@handleman.com[SMTP:D.BALE@handleman.com]
> Sent:         19 April 2001 18:08
> To:   MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      WRKJOB JOBNAME (w/o userID&job#)
> 
> Has anyone beat their head against the wall on this problem?
> 
> You use WRKJOB JOBNAME (without the user ID and job number) and you get a
> list
> of jobs.  Your only option is to select ONE job.  You view the ONE job and
> exit out of that particular WRKJOB display, returned to the command line,
> having to re-run WRKJOB JOBNAME again, trying to remember the last job#
> you
> viewed if you're attempting to look at the next job in sequence.
> 
> Jeez, one woulda thought that IBM would either let you select more than
> ONE
> job from the multiple jobs display *or* at least returned you to the
> selection
> screen after viewing the previously selected job.
> 
> Am I missing something here?  Is there another command that does this?
> Homegrown & willing to share?  If not, is there an API I could use so I
> could
> roll my own?
> 
> - Dan
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