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    Default Job start time

    You could change the job attributes on the submit job command to produce a log, even in the event of a normal ending. The job log would contain the starting and ending times. Dave

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    todd.lane@towneair.com Guest

    Default Job start time

    OK, OK, I know this is an RPG forum, but the CL forum doesn't seem to get the same attention. So, can anyone help me with this? Is there a way in a CL to see the time that a batch job entered the system?

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    Default Job start time

    Use the RTVJOBA command. THe date the job entered the system can be returned in the DATE or CYMDDATE parameters, depending on the format you need. Doug.

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