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If you need to track up and down times, especially by jobs, you could use the DSPLOG command to *PRINT, CPYSPLF to a flat file and then parse the flat file for the string identifying your job. You would nee to know the job name and look for start and end literals. For example, you could parse job SF0520R in the example below for the started and ended literals, and store the time and dates. 290384/TBLT1/SF0520R started on 05/13/02 at 13:20:55 290384/TBLT1/SF0520R ended on 05/13/02 at 13:21:12 You would have to roll your own time routines, but you can see where to start. This method seems a little crude, but it would certainly work. Dan Rasch - because if the human species concentrated on the really important things in life, there would be a shortage of fishing poles! IBM Certified twice....... but still a couple PTFs away from Nirvana.
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