Re: batch job debugging

In addition to this You can Hold the job you are
trying to debug if job is very short. or you can hold
the Queue so that job is not finished before you start
deugging.

--- David.Biggs@bernardmatthews.com wrote:
> 
> 
> Use 'STRSRVJOB' (Start Service Job), supplying the
> fully qualified job name
> (number/user/job). Once the service job has started,
> use STRDBG with your
> program as normal. Note however that the job must be
> active before the STRSRVJOB
> command is run. If debugging a short-running job,
> put in a DLYJOB if possible to
> hold up processing until you have established your
> debug environment.
> 
> If your using STRISDB, use the F10 option to display
> the additional parameters,
> and use *SELECT option for the 'Job to service'
> parameter. The same caveat as
> regards the DLYJOB applies.
> 
> Hope this helps,
> Dave Biggs
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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