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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / suja

time=0 means there is no time limit for that job.

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / ramprasad g n

If time = 0 , then the job will not be terminated. it may
take a few seconds or minutes or hours.... according to the
classes and priority assigned to it. No time restriction to
it.

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / aditya

job will run fine without any error..

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / hkhatri27

Job will abend with S322 which means job or step time
exceeds the specified limit/program is in a
loop/insufficient time parameter on job or exec statement.

~ Himanshu

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / naveen

time=0 will produce unpredictable results.

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / nbk choudary

if time=0 job step will execute maximum time and it
depends on the class parameter specified in the jobcard.

if it executes of 10 mins or 20 mins what ever it may be if
it exceed the default time of the class it will abend with
time out.

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / kamal

T will give compile error.

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / om yadav

MR. Umesh how can take 1 sec. can u cjustify?

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / nataraj

job will be terminate

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if we give TIME=0 how many sec that job/step..

Answer / om yada

Mr. Ramprasad,

in JOB ststement if we declared TIME=0 then how can take
statement time.

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