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" There is a JOB() parameter on DSPLOG which allows filtering; no reason to scan the OUTPUT(). Use the job name of the submitted job. If there is no job completion message, then perhaps the job is still in a job queue or active. With only a CPC1236 &amp;quot;submitted&amp;quot; message, without either CPF1124 &amp;quot;started&amp;quot; or CPF1164 &amp;quot;ended&amp;quot;, I would expect the former, such that either the WRKJOB or WRKJOBQ would seem appropriate to try to locate the job. The CPC1236 names not only the job, but also the job queue to which it was ..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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