Re: Batch job details!

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Murali

Jobs remain on the system so long as they are waiting on a job queue, 
running, or have something on an output queue. May I suggest you take a 
look at the Work Management manual?

WRKACTJOB does not show completed jobs, only currently active ones. (Work 
with active jobs)

WRKSBMJOB shows jobs submitted by a given user, no matter the status (JOBQ, 
ACTIVE, OUTQ)

WRKUSRJOB can be run for *ALL users and *ALL status, or you can filter it. 
Output is to screen or print. It can be restricted to *BATCH.

Another suggestion that helps me - run GO CMDJOB at a command line. This 
will show you all commands that relate to jobs. You'll learn a lot by 
typing the number next to a command and pressing HELP in the prompt of the 
command - move off the first parameter to see full HELP.

The CMDxxx menus are wonderful - xxx can be a subject (JOB, FILE, etc.) or 
a verb (DSP, WRK, etc.), There's even a VERB menu and a SUBJECT menu. MAJOR 
is the top-level menu. Rummaging around these can be very enlightening and 
a great introduction to the system.

If you want a list of all the commands that start with something, sqy, 
WRK*, then simply enter that string on a command line and press ENTER - a 
list will appear of all that are in your library list. It's a shortcut for 
SLTCMD generic-string.

HTH

Vern

At 11:23 AM 7/1/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> Hai
> how do i find out all the jobs defined for the system,i can use wrkactjob 
> to get (all the jobs completed)
> wrksbmjob(to get all jobs submitted)
> how do i get all batch jobs (that r running,ran,defined etc)on my system?
> Can anyone suggest me ....
> Thanks in advance,