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Loyd,
> Is there a way to "suspend" a batch job, in the same manner that an
> interactive job can be suspended with the DSCJOB command? Some of our
> purges run overnight in batch, and rather than end them or let them run
> throughout the day, we'd like to suspend the job until the next evening.
> Any ideas or is it just impossible?
I used to have a purge job that needed to fit into a very short outage window.
We would check to see a record on a control file to determine shut down time.
Every CYCLE (eeeeks) the check took place. If after the allowed time, shut
down. Next night pick up where it left off. Not pretty or elegant but it
worked...
John
John W. Cirocco
Manager, Data Center Operations
Computer Task Group, Inc.
700 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14209
Phone - (716) 888-3566
Pager 1-800-283-2255 Pin# 12029
John.Cirocco@ctg.com
JCirocco@gw.ctg.com
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