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The Question is:
How do I delete a single entry of a batch job that contains multiple entries
without stopping the entire batch job?
The Answer is :
A queue entry and a batch job are the same -- one entry, one job.
If you have a queue entry referencing multiple procedures, you can
only delete all procedures that are part of the entry, or you can
recode the individual command procedures to check for an
application-specific exit condition indicator (eg: a logical name,
etc), or you can submit the procedures as separate entries and use
synchronization (eg: SYNCHRONIZE command) and/or a one-entry batch
queue limit.
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