Hi jCarlos and jdj420, I have tested with a large number of jobs and it just completes within minutes. With 900 jobs, it should not take more than 5-10 minutes. We will update you as soon as possible. Thanks, John Thank you for fixing the application. The file was created correctly and withing a co...

i am trying to use the tool to create a html flow of one of our larger flows and it has been running for about an hour now. we have many flows of this size and if it is going to take this long than i can't see it being worth it. how long should i wait before assuming it just isn't going to complete?...

why not make use of %%MEMNAME and %%JOBNAME to your benefit? The jobname does not have to match the memname so as long as your memname is the actual name of your script then you can make the jobname what you want it to be without the variables. then you can use %%JOBNAME as you would like.

Anyone know if there is a ctmpsm equivalent for Control-M for z/OS???

You may want to try using a confirmation calendar. It may also help you with other schedules as well.

piyush, looks like a great document... what version of Control-M are you using and can you forward me your code to j_jimenez420@yahoo.com?

I just started with BIM and need to define BIM jobs for our z/OS but I cannot seem to figure out how to get this accomplished. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

i thought about that but i was hoping to use whatever solution was provided to get the same information out of Control-D as well. So i have been looking into creating a KSL, i am just new to the language and don't have a whole lot of time to mess with it.

i am trying to get a listing of all jobs in all scheduling tables. i am using control-m v7 on z/os. i figure i am going to need to create a KSL of some sort but if anyone has anything similar or something that provides me the information and additional information please share. thank you.

I recently had my laptop upgraded to Windows 7 and I have been running 6.2 of the EM client for about 2 months now without issue.

i have had a very similar issue for a long time now. the only thing i ever come across in the GCS log is that the mainframe times out responding back to the GCS. the only thing documented by BMC is that if the condition is added/deleted/added to closely that it would cause an issue.

If you are using EM to find the specific types of jobs on a specific datacenter you can always save preset filters.

you can also just type the following on the command line (both work just depends on the user):

s endnotok

are the jobs cyclic? if they aren't then you should be able to use "or" conditions. otherwise, resources would be your best bet.

For anyone interested, I was obtained a KSL from a BMC contractor that provided me with exactly the information I was looking for and I would be glad to pass it on.