Re: JOB SCHEDULER

[Al Mac <macwheel99@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

When you are signed on, you have a library list.
When you do the 10, your library list is right there.
When you write some job to go to JOBQ from your interactive job, it usually 
carries with it your library list.
A job that launches from the JOB SCHEDULER has nothing in its library list 
unless the programmer puts it there.

We have jobs in which they can be launched by user from menu, or launched 
from job scheduler.  The CL has to do some IF to puzzle out which is the 
case, and make sure the library list is A-Ok if it came from the job scheduler.

The library list is not the only thing you have to setup that comes 
standard with a user interactive session.

> I placed a job on the job scheduler to run today at a particular time.  The
> job looses the library list that has the pertinent files in it for the job.
> But what is so strange I can place a 10 (Submit the job) and it runs ok).
> Has anyone every seen this happen before.
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