Re: Testing an Autostart Job without an IPL

To submit a job specifying that subsystem should do the trick.  I suspect
that your problem which requires re-IPLing the system is getting around
some condition created by the system starting, and certain sequences of
events.  For example, your autostart job may require certain other things
in the system to be down or off, and is consequently failing because this
is not true.

Al

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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/25/2003 09:34:39 AM:

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>       Does anyone know if there is a way to initiate an "autostart job
> entry" without an  IPL of  the system.  I have a job that  I am trying to
> run and if I simply submit it  myself it works fine but when it runs
> through the autostart it fails. I don't want to have to wait for an IPL
to
> get a clean test.
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> Thanks
>
> Michael Kenney
> IT Services
> University of Windsor
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