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JOBNAME keyword for the ANALYZE control statement

You can use the JOBNAME keyword on the ANALYZE control statement to specify one or more JOBNAMEs. Each JOBNAME (one to eight characters) identifies a Job name.

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Log Analyzer uses the JOBNAME when determining which log data sets to use as input.

  • To process log records for all Job names that are associated with the input RECON data set (or data sets), specify JOBNAME=ALL. The default is JOBNAME=ALL.
  • If you specify the DLILOGS keyword, you cannot specify the JOBNAME keyword. The JOBNAME keyword applies only if Log Analyzer is reading RECON data sets to determine which log data sets to process.
Warning

Note

Log Analyzer will process all the jobs in the DLILOGs that get selected by the JOBNAME filter.
To later filter the report by job name, use the JOB subkeyword of the APPCHECK report. 


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Example

A set of RECON data sets is shared by three jobs. One has been defined with JOBA, one with JOBB, and one with JOBC, and the data set named RECON1.
The DLILOGs data sets for the job names JOBA and JOBD in RECON1 are named DLILOGA.
The DLILOGs data sets for the job names JOBB and JOBC in RECON1 are DLILOGB and DLILOGC respectively.
To process only the DLI log records that were created by the JOBA name, specify the following keyword on the ANALYZE control statement:

RECON=(RECON1)
JOBNAME=(JOBA)

The Log Analyzer job will select DLILOGA from the RECON and will process JOBA and JOBD jobs related to DLILOGA.


 

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