Is CPU time (TIME parameter) assigned to a JOB and JOBSTEP
BOTH, by default ?
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Answer / rakesh
Answer #1 and #2 are wrong!
The time which is lesser in Job or step will b considered
and not the Job time always!
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Answer / harikumar.ch
CPU time is assigned at JOB level, if any step/steps
exceeding the time limit results in abend(s322).
Time specified at job level overrides the time
specified at step level.
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Answer / aloke deb
Both the above answers are logically correct, but they
don't answer the query. The CPU Time is by default decided
during the installation( I guess this is at a JOB level and
not a Step level)
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Answer / vssd
CPU time is assigned at JOB level, if any step/steps
exceeding the time limit results in abend.
Time specified at job level, overrides if any time
specified at step level.
Please correct me, if wrong.
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