COBOL/400
Hi Group,
How to invoke an auto start Job in cobol/400 application?
Regards,
M
ASKED:
May 18, 2011 4:53 PM GMT
UPDATED:
May 18, 2011 5:02:53 PM GMT
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Approved Answer - Chosen by Mvrkrishna (Question Asker)
You seem to be mixing two different things.
COBOL (or CL or RPG, or etc) are programming languages used to create a program object.
An autostart job is connected with a subsystem.
When you add an autostartjob to a subsystem it will call a program object.
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If you do a WRKSBSD and then take option 3, you will see an autostart jobs if they exist.
To add a new one to a SBSD use the ADDAJE command.
COBOL (or CL or RPG, or etc) are programming languages used to create a program object.
An autostart job is connected with a subsystem.
When you add an autostartjob to a subsystem it will call a program object.
*
If you do a WRKSBSD and then take option 3, you will see an autostart jobs if they exist.
To add a new one to a SBSD use the ADDAJE command.
24,710 pts. Other Answers:
You seem to be mixing two different things.
COBOL (or CL or RPG, or etc) are programming languages used to create a program object.
An autostart job is connected with a subsystem.
When you add an autostartjob to a subsystem it will call a program object.
*
If you do a WRKSBSD and then take option 3, you will see an autostart jobs if they exist.
To add a new one to a SBSD use the ADDAJE command.
COBOL (or CL or RPG, or etc) are programming languages used to create a program object.
An autostart job is connected with a subsystem.
When you add an autostartjob to a subsystem it will call a program object.
*
If you do a WRKSBSD and then take option 3, you will see an autostart jobs if they exist.
To add a new one to a SBSD use the ADDAJE command.
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