Job Not Active
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Summary
The following are the RPG/LE fully free-form definitions and instructions needed for using the Job Not Active service procedure. This service procedure simply allows the caller to make sure that a particular job is not active on the system.
Service Prototype
Place the following in a separate copybook for inclusion in both the caller and the service program source members.
**free //****************************************************************************** // Simply reverses the result of the 'Job Is Active' service procedure. //****************************************************************************** dcl-pr GenUtl_JobNotActive ind; JobName char(10) const; ListPtr pointer options(*nopass:*omit); JobDesc likeds(QUSL010002) options(*nopass); end-pr;
Service Procedure
Place the following in a service program source member.
**free ctl-opt NoMain AlwNull(*UsrCtl) Debug Option(*SrcStmt:*NoDebugIo) DatFmt(*ISO) TimFmt(*ISO); //****************************************************************************** // Simply reverses the result of the 'Job Is Active' service procedure. //****************************************************************************** dcl-proc GenUtl_JobNotActive export; dcl-pi *n ind; JobName char(10) const; ListPtr pointer options(*nopass:*omit); JobDesc likeds(QUSL010002) options(*nopass); end-pi; select; // determine how called when %parms() < %parmnum(ListPtr) or %parms() = %parmnum(ListPtr) and %addr(ListPtr) = *null; return (not GenUtl_JobIsActive(JobName)); when %parms() < %parmnum(JobDesc); return (not GenUtl_JobIsActive(JobName: ListPtr)); when %addr(ListPtr) = *null; return (not GenUtl_JobIsActive(JobName: *omit: JobDesc)); endsl; return (not GenUtl_JobIsActive(JobName: ListPtr: JobDesc)); end-proc;
References
- Job Is Active service procedure