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05-30-2006 07:18 PM
05-30-2006 07:18 PM
Hi VMS folks,
Is there a way by using lexicals to determine the name of the current executing job?
What I am trying to accomplish is: currently, we have several batch jobs being used for monitoring things and most of these sends email. What I want to do then is to embed on the procedure some commands so that when it sends a mail, I'll include the batch job name and procedure where the email was generated from for better troubleshooting purposes. For the command procedure, I know that this can be done using f$env("procedure"). But sometimes, our batch job names are different from the command procedure used. Is what I am thinking currently possible using DCL? If so, can somebody give me some hints?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Is there a way by using lexicals to determine the name of the current executing job?
What I am trying to accomplish is: currently, we have several batch jobs being used for monitoring things and most of these sends email. What I want to do then is to embed on the procedure some commands so that when it sends a mail, I'll include the batch job name and procedure where the email was generated from for better troubleshooting purposes. For the command procedure, I know that this can be done using f$env("procedure"). But sometimes, our batch job names are different from the command procedure used. Is what I am thinking currently possible using DCL? If so, can somebody give me some hints?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Re: Determining batch job's name
Karl,
Thanks for the quick reply! This is what I was actually looking for! Now, I am a happy man for today :)
Roose
Thanks for the quick reply! This is what I was actually looking for! Now, I am a happy man for today :)
Roose
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