Thank you all.
// SCHEDULE HOLDUNTL='+01:00' works like a champ! Thanks all.
I have a slightly different member (other tweaks in addition to the HOLDUNTL)
that I use for the re-run, which works out well.
Charles
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> On Mon, 20 Mar 2023 02:39:51 +, Gibney, Dave wrote:
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> >A different approach is to add a additional step at or near the top that
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> I had a very short
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> On Mon, 20 Mar 2023 02:39:51 +, Gibney, Dave wrote:
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> >A different approach is to add a additional step at or
On Mon, 20 Mar 2023 02:39:51 +, Gibney, Dave wrote:
>A different approach is to add a additional step at or near the top that
>waits. I had a very short assembler program that called STIMER based on parm
>input.
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Ah! the old way. Nowadays, BPXBATCH sleep.
In those days, it was consider
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On Mon, 20 Mar 2023, at 02:39, Gibney, Dave wrote:
> A different approach is to add a additional step at or near the top
> that waits. I had a very short assembler program that called STIMER
> based on parm input.
Does that not mean holding up an initiator for an hour, doing nothing?
It's not a
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> I am not a sysprog, but there is a system where I play sysprog. It is a very
> specialized z/OS LPAR and has no third-party scheduling software (and I don't
> think I really want t
On Sun, 19 Mar 2023 21:25:52 -0500, Charles Mills wrote:
>The question is more "justify" than "afford." Not sure changing one string in
>one job submission qualifies.
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And it may be less a hurdle to justify the license fee than to justify the
learning experience,
unless you're already proficie
The question is more "justify" than "afford." Not sure changing one string in
one job submission qualifies.
I can have two different members, or I can tolerate a one-hour delay in a
single job. Either approach is totally satisfactory to me. I will probably go
with the "two members" approach; I
On Sun, 19 Mar 2023 19:56:55 -0500, Charles Mills wrote:
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>There is no need for the follow-on job to be identical. Heck, as I read
>HOLDUNTL, they could be
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Changing // SCHEDULE HOLDUNTL='+00:00:01'
to: // SCHEDULE HOLDUNTL='+01:00:00'
feels like the sort of thing DFSORT loves to do.
(Ca
Ed, thanks, yes, // SCHEDULE HOLDUNTL='+01:00' should do the trick. I sat
through the session in Poughkeepsie on those scheduling features that IBM was
adding to z/OS, but they did not really sink in, because I had no day-to-day
need.
There is no need for the follow-on job to be identical. Heck
On 3/19/2023 5:05 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
Can I somehow conditionally submit a JES2 command to run the job in an hour?
Can you add a // SCHEDULE JCL statement to the job with a HOLDUNTL=
specification? Or must it be identical to the original JCL in every way?
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I am not a sysprog, but there is a system where I play sysprog. It is a very
specialized z/OS LPAR and has no third-party scheduling software (and I don't
think I really want to get into supporting a CBT freebie).
I do some very rudimentary scheduling -- running a couple of jobs once a day
each
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