Difference between Force Complete and Demand in

[Gautham Raj]

Hi ,

What is the difference between Force complete and Demand-in the
jobs???

Thanks
Gautham

[Quasar Chunawala]

Hi Gautham,

Welcome to the Mainframes 360 Community. When a job is in the CA-7 Abend Queue, you may Cancel the Job, or Force-Complete it, or Restart the job from the abended Step. 

 

1. Cancelling the Job, results in the job getting killed, no more job-steps will run. If the Job, has any successors, they will also not run.

 

2. Force-Completing a job, is posting or marking a job successfully complete. The remaining job-steps (after the abended step A) will not run. It gives the fake-impression that the job has completed fine, and all the successor jobs will be triggered.

 

3. Restarting a job, restarts it from the abended step, so all the remaining steps will run.  

 

When you want to start or run a fresh new job-instance in CA-7, you ask the operations to demand-out(call out) a fresh new instance of the Job.

 

Thanks,

 

Quasar

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[Gautham Raj]

Hi , I understood force complete !! But i cant able to understand
Demand In !! Please explain with examples !!

On Jan 20, 8:30 am, Quasar Chunawala <quasar.chunawa...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> *Hi Gautham,*

> Welcome to the Mainframes 360 Community. When a job is in the CA-7

> *Abend*Queue, you may
> *Cancel* the Job, or *Force-Complete* it, or *Restart* the job from the
> abended Step.
>
> 1. *Cancelling* the Job, results in the job getting killed, no more *
> job-steps* will run. If the Job, has any *successors*, they will also not
> run.
> **
> 2. *Force-Completing* a job, is *posting* or *marking* a job successfully *
> complete*. The remaining *job-steps* (after the abended step A) will not

> run. It gives the fake-impression that the job has completed fine, and all
> the successor jobs will be triggered.
>

> 3. *Restarting* a job, restarts it from the abended step, so all the *
> remaining* steps will run.
>
> When you want to start or run a fresh *new job-instance* in CA-7, you ask
> the operations to demand-out(call out) a fresh *new instance* of the *Job*.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Quasar

[Sunil Kumar]

Hi,

Thank u so much...

Could you provide any CA7 commands for checking late queues and other requirement jobs in 'Q   to check.

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