In ProgramB there is a SBMJOB, which is a call to program C
.There is also a CALL to program D from B. How would you
check the program C has been executed in D?
Answer Posted / david lex
On submission of program C, collect the job information.
Pass it to program D/load it in a data file/etc, then have
program D check the status of that job using a CL command
or an API.
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