Hi Everyone,
We are in the process of customizing z/OS v2.1
We have a JES2 exit (EXIT52) that adds a time parameter to certain classes.
It looks like the variable the exit is using is only one byte long, and this is
a problem since we want to use long class names.
For example, we add a time
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Hi Everyone,
We are in the process of customizing z/OS v2.1 We have a JES2 exit
(EXIT52) that
adds a time
Of Lizette Koehler
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So which of the following is true
1) All jobs using CLASS=G get a time parm
2) Specific Job Names in CLASS=G get a time parm
The reason I ask is that on the JOBCLASS
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Hi Lizette,
All jobs that are submitted in class G get a time parm.
This way, the user cannot override the time value that can be coded
Thanks
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This might be of interest. It is for JES2 Exits 3
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So which of the following is true
1) All jobs using CLASS=G get a time parm
2) Specific Job Names in CLASS=G get a time parm
: Re: JES2 v2.1 exit question
I do something similar, however, in my case it's slightly different.
A specific job class is assigned a CPU limit by JES. JES2 Exit 6 is use to
eliminate the TIME= from the jobcard, (coded by users to avoid the limit), and
force the default limit specified
