Re: R: Re: Batch job details!job accounting&job details

Steve's words  may be hard, but true. And a reason not giving an URL (I'm not 
going to explain that) is also  given.

The tone of the questions indicates a complete lack of research by the 
requester himself.

So, what is wrong with starting searching the manuals on the CD-Rom supplied 
with the system? (The famous RTFM answer).

In stead of sending this question at least 5 times now, you could have searched 
that.

Just my input on this.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 1-7-03 at 17:00 Finucci Domenico wrote:

>I strongly agree with Jim. Sometimes a little suggestion may help a lot. 
>It's not needed to write a book, simply to indicate where information can be 
>found.

>Da: Norbut, Jim [mailto:Jim.Norbut@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Ouch!! Was that barb in the 1st and 2nd paragraph(s) really necessary?
>
>Maybe Murali doesn't have access to the luxury of a class like you did/do.
>
>Why not just say that the information is on the infocenter and give a link or 
>some pointer and leave it at that.

>From: Steve Landess [mailto:steve_landess@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
>
>Still taking tests, trying to learn the AS/400, huh?
>
>This forum is NOT your teacher...I thought you got the message last year 
>after your endless postings on how to do simple things on the AS/400...you
>are going to have to learn some of this stuff the HARD way like I did, from
>the books...or take a class and pay for some of this information...
>
>Sorry for the harsh post, but you can find the answer to your question at
>the IBM Infocenter...just like I would have to do to answer your question in 
>detail...

>From: "Murali dhar" <hydchap1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Can you tell me on job accounting ? etcetera, etcetera.