RE: Startup program batch or interactive

Have you considered wrkjobscde command?
The ipl startup job does run in batch, and is a batch mode,
you may have to make some adjustments to attach these other
jobs to the routine.

I would suggest that the qstrup job submitters these other jobs,
as you do not want to set this as a top down c/l, and risk
locking up the start up job, this of course depends on how you
organize the c/l and what your requirements are.

I have normally only put things in to start writers, and special
subsystems/jobs that require parms to start the way I want them,
examples are the http server, the ftp server, the smtp service...
I also tend to clear out messages, release jobq's, and send an
e-mail off to state that the IPL is complete.

HTH

Mark

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We have several "self-submit-to-batch" programs that we are considering
adding to the startup program. Is the startup program considered batch or
interactive? Either from an IPL or coming out of restricted state. I don't
want to run into the situation that the startup program is batch, then our
job will "hang up" the startup program.

Thanks,
Loyd

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Loyd Goodbar
Programmer/analyst
BorgWarner Incorporated
Air/Fluid Systems, Water Valley, MS

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