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Routing Users Queries to Specific JOBQ other than their JOBD JOB

  • Subject: Routing Users Queries to Specific JOBQ other than their JOBD JOB
  • From: "William N. Harrell, Jr." <wharrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 05:57:15 -500
  • Comments: Authenticated sender is <wharrell@pop.interpath.com>
  • Organization: William N. Harrell, Jr.
 
We are searching for a way to route all user's Batch
Submitted Queries to a specific Job Queue just for
queries.  This Job Queue will be independent of the Job
Queue specified in the user's Job Description.

i.e.  All other batch jobs go to their regular Job
Queue, but when a Batch Query is submitted from the IBM
AS400 Query Menues, the Query will go to another
specifiec Queue so as not to intefere with processing in
the other Queues.

Any ideas ?

Bill Harrell
Systems Analyst
Time Warner Cable
Morrisville, N. C.



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