RE: how to always get joblog from interactive job

Rob, I'm curious,
We have a utility our operations manager found and installed where a "print queue" can be created
and spool files sent to that que are returned as .pdf
This works, but readability and print quality are not that great.

My question: are you using standard iSeries to convert and how would you describe readability/print quality ?

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I use a command exit point program on SIGNOFF. If the user has *SECOFR capabilities then it will print off the joblog, convert it to a PDF and email it to me.


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From: Steve Richter <stephenrichter@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 11/21/2014 12:54 PM
Subject: how to always get joblog from interactive job
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I want the joblog of my warehouse users to always print when they signoff.
I thought I could do that by setting their jobd to log(4 00 *seclvl). But
I
still do not get a joblog.

Can I get an interactive job joblog using a parameter in the JOBD they use
when they logon?

As it is I will change the SIGNOFF command the user runs to SIGNOFF
LOG(*LIST). But even this is not ideal in that LOG(*LIST) overrides the
LOG(4 00 *NOLIST) setting of the job.

What is the least intrusive way, in terms of not changing code or
affecting
all the jobs on the system, of having a joblog printed when a set of users
signoff?

thanks,