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Gerd Hofmans
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 Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 7:12 am Post subject: Submit issued |
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Hi,
Is there a possibility (SMF record, ...) to see from where a user issued a submit command, i mean the member and pds name. |
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William Collins
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If set up at your site, the Type 32 record will show what commands have been used, including SUBMIT, but not what they were used on.
The user's SPF log dataset may hint at, but does not for sure show the member/dataset name. And may not still be there.
For next time, you might like to consider a SUBMIT exit, but it could be circumvented unless you also had a JES exit to only accept known content.
Overall, I think the answer is No. I can be wrong  |
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kolusu
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| Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 3:25 pm Post subject: Re: Submit issued |
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| Gerd Hofmans wrote: | Hi,
Is there a possibility (SMF record, ...) to see from where a user issued a submit command, i mean the member and pds name. |
As william pointed a JES exit might be helpful, however there are some issues. For example How do you plan to track jobs submitted via INTRDR ? or FTP with FILEtype=JES ?
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Gerd Hofmans
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Thank you for your reply.
kind regards, Gerd. |
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