Re: change job

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

In your offlist reply you said that 'batch' was mainly an accounting term. 
 The program is ran interactively.  Therefore you don't need to do the 
RTVJOBA stuff.

First make sure that the source are looking at is the match for the 
program.
DSPPGM mylib/mypgm
Source file  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :   QPGMSRC 
  Library  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :     ROB 
Source member  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :   A 
Source file change date/time . . . . . . . . . . :   05/17/04  14:28:46
Then
WRKMBRPDM mylib/mysrcfile mypgm
8=Display description
Change date . . . . . . :   05/17/04
Change time . . . . . . :   14:28:46

To debug this, set a breakpoint on 710.  Then 'step' through each line, 
holding a stop watch.

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No problem, thanks for your reply.
I have following steps in our batch
710 CALL            YGFECARC
712 CHGJOB       BRKMSG(*NORMAL)
714 CALL             YRISKM1C PARM(*REFRESH)
 
chgjob is not part of any program but an individual step, which is 
surprisingly taking more time..How can I debug this particular step, I 
have steps till 1500...
Would the following code can fit into this scenario?
Thanks very much,

rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
No offense, but even if a coworker told me that I'd be running that 
program in debug to see if it really did hang on that one statement, or if 

it was another process. You can debug a batch job with STRSRVJOB and 
STRDBG.

IF it is true, I wonder what the point of a CHGJOB BRKMSG(*NORMAL) in a 
batch job is? Would doing the following make any sense?
RTVJOBA TYPE(&JOBTYPE)
if (&jobtype='1') do // Interactive job
CHGJOB BRKMSG(*NORMAL)
EndDo


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Hi

I have a step in our main batch which is as follows:

CHGJOB BRKMSG(*NORMAL)

I believe the processing of this command does take few seconds....

But in our batch, this step is taking a lot of time around 20min to 
process(complete)...

can some one throw light what must be wrong?thi is affecting performance 
of our batch by taking more time? any suggestions to improve?

Appreciate your help,

thanks very much always,





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