And for programs that do not prohibit duplicates themselves, I remember
writing a short program that I would include as the top step in an STC
that checked for a duplicate address space name, and would spit out a
message and abend if it found another already running.
On 11/23/2020 10:44 AM, Jesse 1 Robinson wrote:
An example of duplicate STCs is 'INIT'. No action is required to run an
unlimited number of initiators. As someone else pointed out, a particular STC
may and often does prohibit duplicates in its own code, but that is not an MVS
limitation.
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You can allow duplicate jobs to run based on JOBCLASS (DUPL_JOB=DELAY|NODELAY
as of z/OS 1.7 - 2005), at a system level (JOBDEF DUPL_JOB=DELAY|NODELAY as of
OS/390 release 3 - 1997) and with z/OS 2.4, you can exempt a particular job
from duplicate job delays using the JES2 POLICY function.
Tom Wasik
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