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  • Subject: Re: A Job Queueing Problem
  • From: John Earl <johnearl@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 07:17:07 -0700

Consider using two subsystems, S1 and S2 where:

S1 has a MAXACT = 1 
   Q1 is attached S1 
      Q1 allows 1 job at a time.

S2 has a MAXACT = 2 
   Q2 is attached S2
      Q2 allows 2 jobs at a time.
   Q3 is attached S2 
      Q3 allows 3 jobs at a time.

You would not have to change any of the SBMJOB code in end users program,
rather just create a new subsystem, add the desired job queue entries to
that subsystem, and rmove those jobq entries from the existing subsystem.


HTH,

jte

P.S. Don't forget to add the new subsystem to your system startup routine.  :)




At 10:26 AM 9/18/97 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi Midrangers!
>
>I could not find an answer for my problem in the Work Management Manual.
>
>A batch subsystem has MAXACT = 3
>There are 3 queues:
>Q1 allows one   job  at a time
>Q2 allows two   jobs at a time
>Q3 allows three jobs at a time
>The sequence of the queues in the subsystem is Q1, Q2, Q3
>
>The problem with this configuration is: I do not want to run three jobs
from Q1 and Q2 at a time.
>
>Is there a possibility to configure this: "Run one job from Q1 and at most
two jobs from Q2, but no more than two of them at a time"?
>
>TIA,
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