How many types of jobs?what is difference between
interactive and batch and submited jobs?
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / syam
Interactive = Job started for a person who signon to a
workstation
Batch = A predefined group of processing actions submitted
to the system to be performed
Submited = A user submiting a job to batch
Is This Answer Correct ? | 15 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / ravi
Interactive the name itself indicates that it interacts with the user. When you logon, you do WRKMBRPDM or any other commands on command entry display and the system responds to you, this is interactive job. You can see it in QINTER subsystem.
Batch it runs in the back end with some set of instructions to process. You can see these jobs usually QBATCH or any other subsystem.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / rahil kazi
interactive jobs : when user logon to ssession job started
Batch job : it is manually submitted job wich runs
in qbatch
Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 1 No |
What is the difference between keys of a Physical file and the keys of a logical file?
2 Answers Bank Of America, BoA,
which are the figurative constants used in rpg?
An rpg program is processing an openquery file.The file is declared in update mode in F spec.Can we update this file? Please explain?
In which specification Data Structures can be defined?
What the purpose of the keywords FIFO, LIFO, FCFO?
What is library is as400? What are the types of library?
What are all the different types of access path?
What is a query can be displayed without saving it?
I had ruestion in one of the interview..... If 1 file has more than 1 member and i want to use the 2nd member in the RPG pgm (in RPG400),how can I use this.... I know the possible answers i.e. useing API 'QCMDEXE' or Before calling the pgm I can use OVRDBF for that member... but I dont' want to use both the tips in above scenarion. Does any body tell me how can i use this ....?
which single rpg opcode performs both setll and reade?
what are different types of substems?
What Does 'sr' In Columns 7-8 Of C Specs Mean?