Want to collect Job Logs of AS400 using CommandCall at runtime.

Question

Hereby I tried with another code as follows.
But its getting the Meassge as Time Wait and not running the command.
Note here I have tested and fired the command directly but instead of firing it directly,
I want to get all those Job Logs which are generated at runtime.
                        AS400 system = new AS400("url","username","pwd","");                
               CommandCall FirstCmdCall = new CommandCall(system);
               /** Initializing the Command **/
               FirstCmdCall.setCommand("...Any Command...");                              
               String runStatus ="";
               Job myJob = FirstCmdCall.getServerJob();
               String jobName = myJob.getName();
               String jobUser = myJob.getUser();
               String newJobNum = myJob.getNumber();
                myJob = new Job(system, jobName, jobUser, newJobNum);
                runStatus = (String)myJob.getValue(Job.ACTIVE_JOB_STATUS);
                while (runStatus != null &&
                          (runStatus.equals(Job.ACTIVE_JOB_STATUS_RUNNING)                                                               ||
                          runStatus.equals(Job.ACTIVE_JOB_STATUS_WAIT_TIME_INTERVAL)                                                               ||
                          runStatus.equals(Job.ACTIVE_JOB_STATUS_NONE)))                               
                     try                     
                           RJob rjob = FirstCmdCall.getJob();                           
                          myJob.loadInformation();
                          myJob = new Job(system, jobName, jobUser, newJobNum);
                          myJob.loadInformation();
                          runStatus = (String)myJob.getValue(Job.ACTIVE_JOB_STATUS);                
                     catch (AS400Exception exc)                                   
                }

Answer 1

In the persistence.xml specify the property
<property name="eclipselink.ddl-generation" value="create-tables"/>
But, a JPA implementation is not required to create tables according to the EJB 3 JPA specification. The Hibernate persistence provider does, the EclipseLink doesn't.
<provider>org.hibernate.ejb.HibernatePeristence</provider>