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ok, thanks...
this appears to fix my situation of all those job logs from "unused" group
jobs...

in my program that launches the group job, I do a "CHGJOB LOGOUTPUT(*PND)"
before the TFRGRPJOB back to the RETURN job....
then just before the actual CALL, I do a "CHGJOB LOGOUTPUT(*JOBEND)"




On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 3:07 PM, Voris, John <john.voris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


To suppress joblogs, note that there is also CHGJOB LOGOUTPUT( *PND ) or
CHGJOBD LOGOUTPUT( *PND )

if in your initial program you do a CHGJOB LOG(0 99 *NOLIST) or similar
to suppress most logging, that would be inherited by your group jobs.
Then, when a group job is actually selected, the first thing it would do
is a CHGJOB to whatever logging level you wanted.

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