On Tue, 2 Jun 2020 11:42:55 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>You are correct. They show with an STC jobid whereas my job was a batch job.
>
>That's an explanation of why but hardly an answer -- and not your job @ITschak
>to answer this of course -- to HOW would a mortal be supposed to debug this?
>
une 02, 2020 11:43 AM
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> You are correct. They show with an STC jobid whereas my job was a batch
> job.
>
> That's an explanation of why but hardly an answer -- and not your job
> @ITschak to a
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The abend occurred in a different asid. you may see the job number ib
the log is different.
ITschak
ITschak
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> I am running the following and getting a return code
Try
PARM='SH /bin/sleep 5'
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I am running the following
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I am running the following and getting a return code 2034. I guess the doc
is saying that is a Signal 9. Can someone explain what is going
I am running the following and getting a return code 2034. I guess the doc
is saying that is a Signal 9. Can someone explain what is going on? I'm sure
this is elementary but I don't have much of a clue. No error messages! sleep
is documented as only returning 0 and 2.
//BPXBAT EXEC
