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Frank
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9/27/2013 3:28 PM
Not sure if this can be done, but does anyone know if there are tables that contain information in which shows when a user ran a job through jobdef?
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Frank
EricS
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9/27/2013 3:38 PM
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That information is in GEN.QUEUEDJOBS
EricS
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9/27/2013 3:38 PM
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That information is in GEN.QUEUEDJOBS
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9/27/2013 3:49 PM
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Is GEN only for Landmark only? I didn't see anything like that in LOGAN.
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9/27/2013 4:12 PM
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GEN is a prodline like Logan. It is used by LSF and Landmark, although it is not used for jobs in Landmark.
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9/27/2013 4:15 PM
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Note that it might be called something other than "GEN" in your environment. In ours, our dev environment has "LSFGEN" and prod environment has "GEN". On our Unix/DB2 environment, I can find this by going to $LAWDIR/gen/IBM and looking for the "SCHEMA" value. I'm guessing this is similar in other setups.
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9/27/2013 4:23 PM
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In our SQL Server database, it's in a PGEN database, table name dbo.QUEUEDJOB.
Any have any experience accessing this data progamatically? E.g. what the status codes mean, etc.?
Frank
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9/27/2013 4:27 PM
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Thank you all for this information.
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