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> From: Adam Lang
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> Well, the conversation segued with "PC servers are junk".
> Windows/Unix runs
> on PC servers. And since you said it was originally UNIX, cron and
> shell scripts are very powerful.
"Very powerful." Okay. Show me how to do the following in cron:
ADDJOBSCDE JOB(MYJOB)
CMD(CALL PGM(MYPGM))
FRQ(*ONCE)
SCDTIME(200000)
This runs a call to MYPGM tonight at 8:00PM. It's a one-shot, only needs to
be run once. I can also do this on the SBMJOB command, by the way.
It's a truism that ANYTHING can be done on ANY computer. The issue is WHO
can do it. Can an operator do it using standard OS commands? On the
AS/400, the answer is definitely yes. On Unix, I'm not so sure. I don't
think I'd want an operator editing crontab.
Joe
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