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Jobs are executed with the authority of the default user in the job description used in the BCHJOB line. If you want your jobs to be executed with your rights, you need to duplicate the batch job description, and change the default username to your user profile.<ref>Interestingly, it's not allowed to use *RQD as parameter, when it would help the most.</ref> | |||
== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == |
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OS/400 shares some concepts with Mainframe operating systems, such as MVS (now z/OS). One of this possibilities is to submit Batch jobs to a remote machine with the SBMNETJOB
command.[1][2]
Preparation
For the facility to work, first configure SNA Distribution Services.
Next, decide what the receiving machine should do when there are remote jobs being submitted:
- Reject incoming requests,
- File into the user's network file storage[3] (default),
- Search the network job entry table what to do.
CHGNETA JOBACN(*REJECT|*FILE|*SEARCH)
Finally, provide entries to the Network Job Entry Table, what to do with Remote Jobs coming in.
WRKNETJOBE
Jobs are executed with the authority of the default user in the job description used in the BCHJOB line. If you want your jobs to be executed with your rights, you need to duplicate the batch job description, and change the default username to your user profile.[4]
Weblinks
- BCHJOB (Batch Job) description, IBM
- Interpreted CL Members, ITJungle