We use Trident Services product OS/Em to do exactly that - We can limit a user 
to a max number of concurrent jobs independent of job name. I suspect that its 
probably a big hammer to bring in a product to do just that one function, but 
you'd get many additional benefits from using OS/EM

Jerry Whitteridge
Sr Manager Managed Services
Tech Operations & Innovation
[email protected]
480 578 7889

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Jousma, David
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2025 6:11 AM
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Subject: EXTERNAL Email: Curiosity question on batch job management

All,

We have a fairly large development environment that no matter how much capacity 
we would give it, its never enough.   One thing that makes the problem worse, 
is that a single user submits multiple jobs with unique jobnames taking 
available inits from others.  I know we could limit them to a specific jobname, 
forcing them to single thread jobs, but I'd rather do something in job 
selection that is jobname agnostic, but limits a single user to some number of 
concurrent jobs by userid?  Looks like JES exit 14 or likely 49 could be 
utilized?

Has anyone ever written such a thing, or something similar?

Dave Jousma
Vice President | Director, Technology Engineering





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