RE: Finding where a job ran... -- MIDRANGE-L

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Ken,

You could stop it when it happens instead of after the fact.  You can limit
SBMJOB and CHGJOB.

See the following "CHGJOB" thread from June 1998 Midrange-L archives
beginning here...

http://www.forum400.com/midrangelarchives/199806/msg00087.html

The same VCP techniques/considerations may be carefully used to limit how
SBMJOB is used.  

Regards,
Jerry Jewel


Better living through fine code and hot coffee!
mailto:jerryjewel@email.com


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Graap, Ken [SMTP:keg@exchange.gasco.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 3:55 PM
> To:   'Midrange'
> Subject:      Finding where a job ran...
         ... 

> What I want to be able to do is create a process that will let me find
> users
> who "cheat" by doing things like submitting batch jobs to subsystem QINTER
> or QCTL instead of QBATCH.
> 
        ... 
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