Raja, You may need to check with your system programmer, but the parm member called ALLOC may help. Though I am sure others might have a say in this from the list.
In it is the following sub parameter: SDSN_WAIT Specifies the installation policy for batch jobs that must wait to enqueue on special types of data set names. WAITALLOC([NO|YES]) Specifies whether to cancel jobs that must wait to enqueue on the following types of data set names: * GDG absolute generation data set name (unless the absolute generation data set name is specified on the JCL) * Real data set name (when its corresponding alias data set name is specified on the JCL). When YES is specified, and a batch job's enqueue request cannot be satisfied, the system issues messages IEF861I, IEF863I and IEF458D. The job waits, holding any resources it might have acquired. The system operator can choose to cancel the job in response to message IEF458D, or allow the job to continue waiting until the enqueue becomes available. If the operator cancels the job, the system writes an informational message to the job log. When NO is specified, the system cancels the job, releases its resources, and issues message IEF251I. Notes: 1. Use caution when specifying YES. Allowing jobs to wait for data set availability can cause deadlocks with other jobs in the system. 2. When you specify YES, the system does not allow the job to wait for a data set when both of the following conditions are true: This job plus one (or more) other jobs have the data set allocated as DISP=SHR This job requests that its use of the data set be upgraded from DISP=SHR to DISP=OLD. The system ends this job and issues message IEF211I. 3. The WAITALLOC option only applies to batch allocation requests (that is, allocation requests specified in the job's JCL). Default: NO This may bring your enqueue to the forefront and allow Operations to recognize it more efficiently and cancel the test jobs. Lizette Koehler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
