Control-M Variable Name for TABLENAME using SHOUT

csaliou · Post by **csaliou** » 12 Dec 2007 5:32

Hi,

I use SHOUT to send and error on a NOTOK statement.
But, I am not able to find the name of the reporting facility for my Table :

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ON	On	Statement	Stmt = *		Code = NOTOK
	Do	Job %%JOBNAME. NOTOK RC = %%COMPSTAT. (Application : %%APPLI. - Table : ?????)

I read documentation, tried all the keywords, but noone working :

Alternate names for the Table parameter are listed below.

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[b]Component                   Parameter name[/b]
CONTROL-M/EM Utilities                TABLE_NAME 
Reporting Facility                    TABLE_ID
CONTROL-M/Server Utilities            -schedtab
CONTROL-M for z/OS                    TABLE NAME
CONTROL-M/EM API                      table_name

Any idea ?

PS : By the way, Code colours are unreadable !

gglau · Post by **gglau** » 12 Dec 2007 5:58

AutoEdit variable for table name is %%SCHEDTAB

sharas · Post by **sharas** » 18 Dec 2007 6:35

Hi,

You can find all such auto edit variable names from the tables of Control-M data modeling PDF file provided by BMC software

philmalmaison · Post by **philmalmaison** » 19 Dec 2007 2:21

don't anderstand how ?

sharas · Post by **sharas** » 19 Dec 2007 2:30

Hi,

If you have the data modeling pdf documents for Control-M server and EM from BMC , that contains all the tables like CMR_JOBDEF and CMS_AJF and those tables have list of all the columns. they are the auto edit variables.

philmalmaison · Post by **philmalmaison** » 19 Dec 2007 2:51

do you mean that all columns parameter should be an aotuedit variable, and should be used by %%<name> ?
(CMS_JOBDEF et CMR_AJF)
did you try it ?
regards
philmalmaison

mauriziog · Post by **mauriziog** » 23 Apr 2008 12:29

philmalmaison wrote:do you mean that all columns parameter should be an aotuedit variable, and should be used by %%<name> ?
(CMS_JOBDEF et CMR_AJF)
did you try it ?

Will be usefull but I have tried.......

"CTMERRCYCLIC CTMERRCMDLINE CTMERRTASKTYPE"

...... is not true !