RE: Job Scheduler

The LDA was added to the System/38 architecture only because it existed on
the System/34.  It is truly unnecessary.

Al

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Dave,

An LDA only exists when a job exists, it's kind of like QTEMP.  If a
user is signed on more than once, they have multiple LDA's.  If I
understand what you're asking, you may need to create a named data area
or data file to hold information by user.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> -----Original Message-----
> On Behalf Of Dave Snyder
>
> Can IBM's Advanced Job Scheduler product reference a user's LDA (the
one
> that is scheduling the job) as if the user was signed on?  We have a
job
> that is submitted to batch but references the submitting user's LDA.
> Hope that was clear.
>
> Dave

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