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Subject: Looking for API to retrieve command and parms being invoked by a job
From: "Scott Lindstrom" <SLindstrom@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2002 12:45:45 -0600
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I would like to write a application to detect when duplicate jobs have been
submitted and move the duplicates lower in the JOBQ.  I would define
duplicates as jobs with the same job name/userid/command string to be
executed (eg, CALL PGMX PARM('12345' 'SMITH')).

I have been unable to find an API that would retrieve the command to be
executed.  (Would this be the RQSDTA?).  QUSRJOBI comes close, but I don't
see the command info there.

Does anyone have any idea if this exists?

Scott Lindstrom
Pactiv Corp

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Re: Looking for API to retrieve command and parms being invoked by a job , Steve Landess

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