The JRENAME command changes the name of a job in all associated database elements. If changing multiple jobs through a batch terminal interface, we recommend that you do so during a slow processing period.
This command has the following format:
JRENAME,oooooooo,NEWJOB=nnnnnnnn[,QCHK=YES|NO][,UPDATE=YES|NO][,LIST=YES|NO]
Specifies the job name to change.
Limits: 1 to 8 characters valid for a job name.
Specifies the new job name.
Limits: 1 to 8 characters valid for a job name.
Specifies whether to check the active workload.
Specifies to check the active workload. If the old job name is found, an error message is issued. No updates occur. YES is the default.
Specifies do not check the active workload.
Specifies whether to change the database.
Specifies to change the job and all associated database elements to reflect the new job name. YES is the default.
Specifies do not change the database.
Specifies whether to create a report of changes.
Specifies to create a report of what was changed. YES is the default.
Specifies do not create the report.
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