Re: Retrieve Submitted library list of a job in Jobq (CRPence)

From that link to the JobQgenie link, one can infer that the PTF SI42002 is required on v6r1. But that PTF has no details in the cover letter about what is provided. So apparently, an undocumented change :-( delivered by a PTF :-) and seems available on releases either side of v6r1. So as noted by my DCR reference, that may be the desired change available to obtain the desired information. I guess... call IBM support to get the details. AFaIK IBM can not share the details only with that one vendor [for legal reasons?], since the support is apparently in the OS versus a PRPQ.

P.S. This really should have been a conversation in a non-language list, MIDRANGE-L, for the benefit of those who do not follow RPG.

Regards, Chuck

On Wed 05-May-2011 10:34 , Charles Wilt wrote:

Perhaps take a look at this product...
http://www.itjungle.com/fhs/fhs030811-story04.html

On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Venkat Reddy wrote:

Thank You Chuck !!! All good and valid points. The purpose of this
exercise is to replicate jobs in jobq that are not yet become
active onto the HA system and aslo use this during DR situation. I
have successfully been able to code for this process except to get
the INLLIBL of job which was submitted with a specific set of
libraries and not using a JOBD.

On Wed, 11 May 2011 07:38:29 -0700 CRPence wrote:

On Tue 05-May-2011 11:29 , Venkat Reddy wrote:

I can get all kinds of information using the API QUSRJOBI. But
the library list information is only available only when the
job becomes active using JOBI0700 and JOBI0750.

<<SNIP>>

<<SNIP>>

Short of any effects from design-change-request asking for some
way to obtain more details about the in-flux details of the
library list, finding what has already been established for the
job would probably be required; i.e. track down what of partially
complete details of the LIBL exist in the internal job
structures, however even DMPJOB [which would also requires access
to the job structures] is also limited to an active job.