In a message dated 6/19/2008 11:32:27 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wait a minute, guys. Isn't there something in ISPF SUBMIT that, if your JCL
member does not contain a jobcard, the "default jobcard" stored in ISPF
Settings somewhere is automatically inserted on top of your JCL? I seem to
>>
There's that, there's also the native TSO/E behavior documented in the
user's guide.
<quote>
If the job name consists of only your user ID, the system prompts you for
one or more characters to complete the job name. This allows you to change job
names without re-editing the data. For example, you may submit
the same job several times, and supply a different character for the job
name each time you are prompted.
If the first JCL statement of your data set is not a JOB statement, the
system generates the following JOB statement when you submit the job with the
SUBMIT command:
//userid JOB accounting info,
// userid, ** JOB STATEMENT GENERATED BY SUBMIT
** // NOTIFY=userid, // MSGLEVEL=(1,1)
TSO/E prompts you for a character to complete the job name. The job
accounting information is the information specified by the user when logging
on to
the system. With no JOB statement in the data set, the security label assigned
to the job (if your installation uses security labels) is the security label
you are logged on at.
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