Hi!

Your problem is that control-M don't know where your variable ends.
The dot tells ctm "end of variable"

like if you want a date and timestamp you use

%%DATE.%%TIME. this gives 1111071131
if you want the timestamp as 111107.1131 you use
%%DATE..%%TIME

Jobs ended OK are removed at new day, maxwait cannot change that.

Your command misses the end

your: sun1036-controlm [1] ctmlog list 111025 1200 111026 1159 | grep ibm5000 |awk -F


Add this at the end: \| '{print $5}')

something like this

ORDERID=$(ctmlog list YYMMDD 0800 YYMMDD 0759 | grep IBM2136 |awk -F\| '{print $5}')
OK=$(ctmlog list YYMMDD 0800 YYMMDD 0759 | grep $ORDERID | grep OK) >> OK.date
NOTOK=$(ctmlog list YYMMDD 0800 YYMMDD 0759 | grep $ORDERID | grep NOTOK)>>NOTOK.date

You can do it like this:

1: grep on the agent name
2: use awk to get the orderid
3: grep on orderid and OK
4: grep on orderid and NOTOK

Asallam,
SYSTEM is used for the GENERAL DAILY,
you can have as many user daykies as you want/need. Just schedule them with the user daily value of SYSTEM

Normally it would not trigger as not all in-conditions are set.

You can use the ctmldnrs utility to fix the problem, or put the jobs in a smart table with adjust condition set. inthat case the inconditions for nonexisting jobs are automaticaly set.

Just a long shot

Can it be that you have gotten some "garbage" in the file name, try and rename it and see if it helps.

You will need some kind of calendar for this, IF you already have a workdays calendar, use that together with D1 to scheule the job on the first day in the calendar.

In the steps panel on job A do the following

On Statment * Code *
Do condition "your outcondition" ODAT +

Do you mean that it should run on the 4, 8, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20... or how do you want it scheduled? your examples are not clear to me.

Also on the EPD pagem click profile in the upper left and check if you have windows checked there.

Please read the release notes for the patch.
There is a good installation guide.

Stolen from wikipedia The Julian calendar began in 45 BC (709 AUC) as a reform of the Roman calendar by Julius Caesar. It was chosen after consultation with the astronomer Sosigenes of Alexandria and was probably designed to approximate the tropical year (known at least since Hipparchus). The Julian...

This works even better

On stmt * code COMPSTAT=29
Do OK
On stmt * code NOTOK
Do Mail

In this case both 0 and 29 is considered OK