WORKID statement
The WORKID statement specifies a unique identifier for a unit of work performed within
BMC AMI Log Master
.
BMC AMI Log Master
keeps track of all job steps and actions using a combination of a job’s user ID and the work ID defined in this statement.
We srongly recommend that you define different jobs with a unique combination of user ID and work ID, particularly if you run multiple jobs concurrently or if you define any jobs as ongoing processes.
WORKID statement syntax diagram
Option | Description |
|---|---|
userID. | Specifies an identifier representing the user or entity that started the current job. A user ID can be up to eight characters long. The default value of this keyword is your TSO prefix or TSO user ID. Separate the user ID from the work ID with a period. |
workID | Specifies an identifier that BMC AMI Log Master associates with all work performed in the current job or job step. The following rules apply to work IDs:
The BMC AMI Log Master online interface assigns a default work ID name that contains the following sequence of information: a user ID, period, the character string $$WORKID, a four-digit sequence number. For example: RDAUSER.$$WORKID0001 The default work ID name is reserved for use by BMC AMI Log Master. You cannot create a work ID name that begins with the characters $$WORKID. |
DESC 'description' | Specifies up to 64 characters of comments that you can associate with the current work ID. |