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On Thu, 27 Sep 2018, Rob Berendt wrote:


There's some major misunderstanding here.
CHGJOBSCDE does NOT use the job number from the last submission of the job
as ENTRYNBR. ENTRYNBR is to be considered as a primary key, perhaps an
automatically generated Identity Column assigned at ADDJOBSCDE time. It
will have a value before the first time it submits the job. JOB is just
an index. If there is only one ENTRYNBR for one JOB then CHGJOBSCDE
allows you to omit it. If there are multiple ENTRYNBR values for one JOB
then you have to add the ENTRYNBR. If you want to be able to use
CHGJOBSCDE JOB(ARGH) ENTRYNBR(*ALL) then you will have to submit an RFE on
that.

Rob, thank you. Now things are making more sense. I had visualized that the entries that were shown when running the WRKJOBSCDE were "sort of" instances of records held in some table somewhere in the bowls of DB2. Your explanation is much appreciated.

--Buzz


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