If the job came through the INTRDR from TSO the exit will see it, if it comes via a scheduling product, then you already know where the JCL came from:) JOB scheduling packages aren't all that smart about where they get the JCL from. Plus I would imagine that every one of them has the capability of logging that data either via a parm or via an exit. If the job were submitted from another batch job, you're going to see that in the syslog already. If it comes via FTP, then you can't possibly care where the JCL came from because it's not anywhere you can get to and all that matters is that you know who sent it to you and when, it would be their job to know where they sent it from. There just aren't that many ways to get jobs into the system that don't have exits to use to keep thing under observation.
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