Re: JOB SCHEDULER

Jerry,

It depends.  The JOBD parm for ADDJOBSCDE command has *USRPRF or a named
JOBD.  If you name one, you get that JOBD, if you don't you get the one
attached to the User Profile.  You can schedule for the current user (you)
or another user if you have enough authority. Then that user's JOBD or the
named JOBD will be used, depending on the way you create the job scheduled
entry.

HTH
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On 4/20/06, Midrangel <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I have a similar issue.  What takes precedence here?  jobd?  usr profile
>   jobd?
>
> Jerry
>
> Jim Essinger wrote:
> > Yes I have - Who is the scheduled user?  What Job description/library
> list
> > is the job starting with?  If the libraries are in you list, but not for
> the
> > user the job is scheduled for, you will have that error.  I have created
> job
> > descriptions specifically for the submitted jobs so that they will have
> the
> > correct library lists.
> >
> > HTH
> >
> > On 4/20/06, Katy Carter <kathy.carter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> I placed a job on the job scheduler to run today at a particular
> >> time.  The
> >> job looses the library list that has the pertinent files in it for the
> >> job.
> >> But what is so strange I can place a 10 (Submit the job) and it runs
> ok).
> >> Has anyone every seen this happen before.
>
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