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How to release a JOB (from the input queue) held by TYPRUN =
HOLD ? and how to see the installation default time after
which a JOB will be automatically released ? How to see the
list of currently HELD JOBS ?

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How to release a JOB (from the input queue) held by TYPRUN = HOLD ? and how to see the installation..

Answer / abid

Answer to your first question is -- go to SDSF and give ST
in command line to enter the SDSF Status of Jobs menu.
Here you'll be able to see the held jobs [Held will be
written in front of the job].
To release the job, simly go in front of the job and type A
which stands for 'activate' to activate your job.
There are two ways to check which jobs are being held;
method 1 is SD.H menu; second method is SD.ST menu both
menus display the held jobs; difference is that SD.ST shows
status of all jobs in spool, and SD.H shows status of only
held jobs.

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How to release a JOB (from the input queue) held by TYPRUN = HOLD ? and how to see the installation..

Answer / reader

we can see the jobs which are held in sysview
by giving the command S.L at start and at sysview give the
command Prefix XXXXX(Job name)

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How to release a JOB (from the input queue) held by TYPRUN = HOLD ? and how to see the installation..

Answer / kamal

to release the job just type in command sd;st>enter>ainstead of using ? then enter to release

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How to release a JOB (from the input queue) held by TYPRUN = HOLD ? and how to see the installation..

Answer / saisankar

1)type cmd line of ispf

1)tso sdsf enter
2)h
it shows the wt are the jobs that are in held.
-----------------------------------------------
2)just type sd;h on cmd line


for info: saisankar85@gmail.com

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How to release a JOB (from the input queue) held by TYPRUN = HOLD ? and how to see the installation..

Answer / saisankar

typrun=hold


can be relesed by specifying

typrun=run.


for info:saisankar85@gmail.com

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