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We had an occurrence this morning in which over 200 instances of the
same job were submitted to QBATCH and completed in a 10 minute time
frame by one user.  All jobs had the same job name (not a typical job
name for our environment either) and produced no output or joblogs.

The information in QHST is minimal and does not tell me what these jobs
could have been.  A typical entry from QHST is shown below:

        Message ID . . . . . . :                CPF1124
Severity . . . . . . . :                00            
        Message type . . . . . :                Information

        Date sent  . . . . . . :   05/15/98      Time sent  . . . . . .
:   09:34:18 


        Message . . . . :   Job 390385/BAS/BAS started on 05/15/98 at
09:34:17 in    
          subsystem QBATCH in QSYS. Job entered system on 05/15/98 at
09:34:17.      

Of course the user is sure it was nothing that they did, but only told
me about it after everything was done.

What other areas of the system can I check to help me figure out how
these jobs were submitted, and what they did in the system?  I'm on
V3R1M0.

Scott S. Robertson
Information Systems Manager
Data Processing Sciences Corp.
Srobertson@dpsciences.com
http://www.dpsciences.com

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