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Re: Anyone know of a way to search all joblogs for return codes that are not ZERO

I like that, Dieter - a little easier than listing CPF1124 and CPF1164, which I would have done.

Now the interesting question is, maybe he meant something different by "return code" - like something in the message text - something like "RC" or "return code" or something else - then the job log SQL service (UDTF) just might be the thing to use.

Cheers
Vern

On 4/26/2018 1:46 AM, D*B wrote:
DSPLOG ... MSGID(CPF1100) will give you all Job start and completion messages and is a good starting point for Job analysis (completion code, runtime, cpu bound or io bound).

D*B


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