DSPJOBSTRA -- Display Job Start Attributes

DSPJOBSTRA DISPLAY JOB START ATTR TAAJOBT
The Display Job Start Attributes command displays information about how a job was started. A typical command would be: DSPJOBSTRA JOB(xxxx) By default, the highest job number for the specified name would be displayed. The information includes such things as the job queue, the subsystem, when the job entered the system, when the job was started, the user who submitted the job, etc. Depending on the status of the job (e. g. on the job queue, active, etc.), some information is not provided by the system. The tool uses the RTVJOBSTRA tool which uses APIs to access the information. Command parameters CMD ------------------ JOB The qualified job name of the job. The default is meaning the current job. A single job name, the job name plus the user name, or a fully qualified job name may be entered. If no jobs are active for the name specified, TAA9883 is sent as an escape message. STATUS The status of the job to be accessed. The default is ALL. ACTIVE, JOBQ or OUTQ may be specified. DUPJOBRQS The request for which job to return if duplicate jobs exist. The default is LAST for the last job (highest job number) with a duplicate name based on the values entered. FIRST may be specified for the first job (lowest job number). FIRSTDATE may be specified to return the job with the lowest date/time that the job entered the system. This may be helpful if the command is used when job numbers wrap. LASTDATE may be specified to return the job with the highest date/time that the job entered the system. This may be helpful if the command is used when job numbers wrap. Restrictions ------------ The command can only be executed interactively or in a program in an interactive job. Prerequisites ------------- The following TAA Tools must be on your system: RTVJOBSTRA Retrieve job start info Implementation -------------- None, the tool is ready to use. Objects used by the tool ------------------------ Object Type Attribute Src member Src file ------ ---- --------- ---------- ---------- DSPJOBSTRA CMD TAAJOBT QATTCMD TAAJOBTC PGM CLP TAAJOBTC QATTCL TAAJOBTD *FILE DSPF TAAJOBTD QATTDDS

DSPJOBSTRA      DISPLAY JOB START ATTR                 TAAJOBT


The Display  Job Start  Attributes command  displays information  about
how a job was started.

A typical command would be:

          DSPJOBSTRA    JOB(xxxx)

By  default, the  highest job number  for the  specified name  would be
displayed.

The  information includes such things as  the job queue, the subsystem,
when the job  entered the system,  when the job  was started, the  user
who submitted  the job, etc.   Depending on  the status of the  job (e.
g.   on the job queue, active,  etc.), some information is not provided
by the system.

The tool  uses  the  RTVJOBSTRA tool  which  uses APIs  to  access  the
information.

Command parameters                                    *CMD
------------------

   JOB           The qualified job  name of the job.  The  default is *
                 meaning the current job.

                 A  single job name, the  job name plus  the user name,
                 or a fully qualified job name may be entered.

                 If  no  jobs  are  active  for  the  name   specified,
                 TAA9883 is sent as an escape message.

   STATUS        The status  of the job  to be  accessed.  The  default
                 is *ALL.   *ACTIVE, *JOBQ  or *OUTQ may  be specified.

   DUPJOBRQS     The  request  for  which job  to  return  if duplicate
                 jobs exist.   The default  is *LAST  for the last  job
                 (highest job  number) with  a duplicate name  based on
                 the values entered.

                 *FIRST  may  be specified  for the  first  job (lowest
                 job number).

                 *FIRSTDATE may  be specified  to return  the job  with
                 the  lowest   date/time  that  the  job   entered  the
                 system.   This may be  helpful if the  command is used
                 when job numbers wrap.

                 *LASTDATE may  be specified  to  return the  job  with
                 the  highest  date/time  that  the   job  entered  the
                 system.   This may be  helpful if the  command is used
                 when job numbers wrap.

Restrictions
------------

The  command can only be  executed interactively or in  a program in an
interactive job.

Prerequisites
-------------

The following TAA Tools must be on your system:

     RTVJOBSTRA      Retrieve job start info

Implementation
--------------

None, the tool is ready to use.

Objects used by the tool
------------------------

   Object        Type    Attribute      Src member    Src file
   ------        ----    ---------      ----------    ----------

   DSPJOBSTRA    *CMD                   TAAJOBT       QATTCMD
   TAAJOBTC      *PGM       CLP         TAAJOBTC      QATTCL
   TAAJOBTD      *FILE      DSPF        TAAJOBTD      QATTDDS

Added to TAA Productivity tools May 1, 1996

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