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Re: How do I find the job associated with a JWALK error

Hi Alan -

On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 13:27:04 +0000, Alan Cassidy
<ACassidy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

KEN: " I'm not at all familiar with JWALK. But if the job was running as a different user, the dump would be in a QPRTJOB job for that other user."

I looked for the dump under that user's name and it did not work. I also did a WRKJOB JWALK000G *OUTQ and nothing came up. I also did the entire qualified and nothing. Then I did a WRKSPLF [user-id] and there was no dump.

If the dump is under a different user, the job name would be QPRTJOB,
not JWALK000G.

Ken
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