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  3. December 2012

Re: How can we tell which JVM a job (specifically, a Tomcat server) is using?

On 12/13/12 12:05 PM, Dan Kimmel wrote:
DSPJOB Option 40 on V6R1->

On our V6R1 box, DSPJOB has no option 40
1. Display job status attributes
2. Display job definition attributes
3. Display job run attributes, if active
4. Display spooled files

10. Display job log, if active, on job queue, or pending
11. Display call stack, if active
12. Display locks, if active
13. Display library list, if active
14. Display open files, if active
15. Display file overrides, if active
16. Display commitment control status, if active
17. Display communications status, if active
18. Display activation groups, if active
19. Display mutexes, if active
20. Display threads, if active
21. Display media library attributes, if active

30. All of the above

And it's definitely V6:
5761SS1 V6R1M0 L00 i5/OS

But WRKJVMJOB, option 5, option 2 seems to work.

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JHHL


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