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RE:     Jobs based on JOBD

>Hi All,
>     Is there anyway we can find all the jobs that run with a specific
>?JobDescription. Here we have several job descriptions linked to different
>departments. I need to find out all the jobs of our department. So I need
>to look for all jobs that run with our department's JOBD. I know the JOBD
>but from there, how do I get the list of jobs with that JOBD? At present I
>am doing WRKUSRJOB and specifying USER(JOBD name). Any better solutions for
>this?? Thanx in advance for any help/suggestions.
>VenuGopal

Venu

Your answer depends on these questions;
1. How is the jobd "put" into the SBMJOB command?
2. Do jobs only run with "One"  Jobd?
3. What are your standards for jobd's on SBMJOB, USRPRF, SBSD, etc.

If you "hardcode" your SBMJOB's in your CLP programs,  It's 
"Source Scan" time buddy.

If you "Softcode" your jobds on the SBMJOB,  Good luck.  (If so, how do you
determine which jobd you will run.)

If the same job can be run with 2 or more jobd's (via softcoded logic)
which one would you group it with?

Venu,  what are you REALLY trying to find out?  It doesn't appear its really
"Which jobs use which jobd's"

If your trying to find what I think you are,   try puting a 
user profile "Job Accounting Code" on the profiles for your department.
then look at the "performance data"  (from strpfrmon) and look in file
QAPMJOBS (do a WRKOBJ *ALL/QAPMJOBS to find it)  
It will tell you which jobs are used for which "Job Accounting Code"

John Carr CDP
IBM Certified Specialist - RPG Programmer

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