Re: Auditor's questions Was: Active subsystems

On 1/23/2015 3:43 PM, John Yeung wrote:

On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 2:11 PM, rob wrote:

Interesting. So, do auditors not care if you modify anything written in
scripted languages? Only compiled languages? So if you store each step
for a CL program in a file, can you then modify that file to your hearts
content and not have to worry about documenting the changes to the
auditors? If so, does it matter if the 'steps' are stored in a data file
versus a source file? If not, then can you just have a CRTCLPGM to
'gather' the script for execution?

I found it amusing that you talk about scripted languages and then at
the very next breath bring up CL, which is compiled. Yes, CL tends to
be used "for scripting" but it definitely satisfies any definition for
"compiled" you care to come up with.

Well...

crtsrcpf buck/qtxtsrc rcdlen(92)

ADDPFM FILE(BUCK/QTXTSRC) MBR(TESTDBJOB) TEXT('Test SBMDBJOB') SRCTYPE(CL)

Put these statements into it:
//BCHJOB JOB(TESTDBJOB) JOBD(QBATCH)
DSPLIBL OUTPUT(*PRINT)
//ENDBCHJOB

SBMDBJOB FILE(BUCK/QTXTSRC) MBR(TESTDBJOB)
wrksbmjob *job

Check your spooled files.