If the job log is available for the operation, you can
view the STEP RESTART SELECTION LIST panel, shown in EQQMERSL
- Step restart selection list. Figure 1. EQQMERSL
- Step restart selection list
EQQMERSL ---------------- STEP RESTART SELECTION LIST -------- Row 1 to 6 of 6
Primary commands: GO - to confirm the selection, END - to save it,
CANCEL - to exit without saving, STEP - to show Step
User Selection: S - Start restart step E - Last restart step
X - Step excluded (simulated flushed)
F - Step excluded (simulated with specified RC)
I - Step included if inside restart range,
otherwise simulated with specified RC.
Application : APLICSIMONA 01/08/01 15.31
Operation : CPU 30
Jobname and jobid : JOBSAMP JOB00283
Best Restart Step : S4 0004
Current selected Step : S4 0004
Usr Act Rest Step StepName ProcStep PgmName Step Step Compl.
Sel Sel No Type Status Code
' I Y 0001 S1 MYPROG Normal Executed 0004
' I Y 0002 S2 IEFBR14 Normal Executed 0000
' I Y 0003 S3 IEFBR14 Normal Executed 0000
S S B 0004 S4 IEFBR15 Normal Abended S806
' I N 0005 S5 IEFBR14 Normal Flushed FLUSH
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To restart an operation from a certain
step, select the steps that you want to include in the restart:
In the Step RESTART SELECTION LIST panel, use the S row command
to specify the first step and the E row command for the last step
to be executed in the rerun. S defaults to the best step.
To have only one step in the rerun, specify S for that step and
exclude (X) all the other steps.
To include the step if it is inside the restart range, specify
I for that step.
To set the step completion code to the value that
you want, use the F row command. If the step is outside the restart
range, use the I row command.
The codes shown in the Rest column (the
ability to restart) indicate whether the related steps can be restarted
and also can assist you in deciding which step is best. Their meanings
are as follows:
Table 1. Codes for the
ability to restart a step
Ability-to-Restart Code
Meaning
Y (yes)
The step can be selected as the start step
N (no)
The step cannot be selected as the start step
B (best)
The suggested best step to restart
If you decide a step-level restart is
not needed after viewing the job, enter the CANCEL command and select
option 2 (JOB RESTART) to initiate restart and cleanup actions at
the job level.
When you have selected the steps, you see the
CONFIRM RESTART panel, shown in EQQMERTP - Confirm restart.