Job accounting journal entry field information
These tables list the fields information that are in the job journal entry. Additional information about the various fields is found in the field reference files QSYS/QAJBACG and QSYS/QAJBACG4.
| Field Name (Character 14) | Description | Field Attributes | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| JAJOB | Job name | Character (10) | |
| JAUSER | Job user | Character (10) | |
| JANBR | Job number | Zoned (6,0) | |
| JACDE | Accounting code | Character (15) | |
| JACPU | Processing unit time used (in milliseconds) | Packed decimal (11,0) | The processing unit time does not include processing unit use and printer statistics for the creation of job logs. |
| JARTGS | Number of routing steps | Packed decimal (5,0) | |
| JAEDTE | Job entered the system - Job entry date (mmddyy format) | Character (6) | |
| JAETIM | Job entered the system - Job entry time (hhmmss format) | Character (6) | |
| JASDTE | Job start date and time - Job start date (mmddyy format) | Character (6) | For job completion date and time from journal entries, use the JODATE and JOTIME fields that are part of the standard journal entry prefix information. (See the Backup and Recovery book for more information about these fields.) After an abnormal system ending, these fields contain the current date and time and not (as with CPF1164 messages) the actual time of the system ending. |
| JASTIM | Job start date and time - Job start time (hhmmss format) | Character (6) | For job completion date and time from journal entries, use the JODATE and JOTIME fields that are part of the standard journal entry prefix information. (See the Backup and Recovery book for more information about these fields.) After an abnormal system ending, these fields contain the current date and time and not (as with CPF1164 messages) the actual time of the system ending. |
| JATRNT | Total transaction time (in seconds) | Packed decimal (11,0) | The total transaction time is set to -1 when:
|
| JATRNS | Number of transactions | Packed decimal (11,0) | The last transaction (SIGNOFF) is not counted. |
| JAAUX | Synchronous auxiliary I/O operations and database operations (including page faults for any reason) | Packed decimal (11,0) | |
| JATYPE | Job type | Character (1) | The job types recorded are the following: A Autostart job
Note: These are the same as
those used in message CPF1164, except that message CPF1164 includes
some system job information not included in the journal entries.B Batch job (includes communications and MRT) I Interactive job M Subsystem monitor R Spooling reader W Spooling writer |
| JACCDE | Completion code | Packed decimal (3,0) | The completion codes, which are similar to those
used for message CPF1164, are: 000 Normal completion
010 Normal completion during controlled end or controlled subsystem end 020 Job exceeded end severity 030 Job ended abnormally 040 Job ended before becoming active 050 Job ended while active 060 Subsystem ended abnormally while job was active 070 System ended abnormally while job was active 080 Job completed in the time limit 090 Job forced to complete after the time limit has ended 099 Accounting entry caused by CHGACGCDE command |
| JALINE | Number of print lines | Packed decimal (11,0) | The number of print lines does not reflect what is actually printed. Spooled files can be canceled or printed with multiple copies. The information in the JB journal entry reflects only what was written by the program. This excludes any lines written for the job log. See the discussion on DP and SP printer file accounting data later in this chapter. |
| JAPAGE | Number of printed pages | Packed decimal (11,0) | |
| JAPRTF | Number of print files | Packed decimal (11,0) | |
| JADBPT | Number of database write operations | Packed decimal (11,0) | The numbers recorded for database I/O operations do not include I/O operations to readers and writers, or I/O operations caused by the CL commands CPYSPLF, DSPSPLF, or WRKSPLF. If SEQONLY(*YES) is in effect, these numbers show each block of records read, not the number of individual records read. |
| JADBGT | Number of database read operations | Packed decimal (11,0) | The numbers recorded for database I/O operations do not include I/O operations to readers and writers, or I/O operations caused by the CL commands CPYSPLF, DSPSPLF, or WRKSPLF. If SEQONLY(*YES) is in effect, these numbers show each block of records read, not the number of individual records read. |
| JADBUP | Number of database update, delete FEOD, release, commit, and rollback operations | Packed decimal (11,0) | The numbers recorded for database I/O operations do not include I/O operations to readers and writers, or I/O operations caused by the CL commands CPYSPLF, DSPSPLF, or WRKSPLF. If SEQONLY(*YES) is in effect, these numbers show each block of records read, not the number of individual records read. |
| JACMPT | Number of communications write operations | Packed decimal (11,0) | The numbers recorded for communications I/O operations do not include remote workstation activity. When the I/O is for a communications device, the numbers include only activity related to ICF files. |
| JACMGT | Number of communications read operations | Packed decimal (11,0) | The numbers recorded for communications I/O operations do not include remote workstation activity. When the I/O is for a communications device, the numbers include only activity related to ICF files. |
| JAACT | Time job was active (in milliseconds) | Packed decimal (11,0) | |
| JASPN | Time job was suspended (in milliseconds) | Packed decimal (11,0) | |
| JAEDTL | Timestamp job entered system (mmddyyyyhhmmss) | Character (14) | |
| JAESTL | Timestamp job started (mmddyyyyhhmmss) | Character (14) | |
| JAAIO | Asynchronous I/O for database and non-database operations | Packed decimal (11,0) | |
| JAXCPU | Expanded CPU time used | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXSIO | Expanded synchronous auxiliary I/O operations | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXAIO | Expanded asynchronous auxiliary I/O operations | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXDBP | Expanded number of database puts | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXDBG | Expanded number of database gets | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXDBU | Expanded number of database updates and deletes | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXLIN | Expanded number of lines printed | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXPAG | Expanded number of pages printed | Packed decimal (29,0) | |
| JAXPRT | Number of print files | Packed decimal (29,0) |