Re: Restricted state

You may wish to look for the CPF message that is issued when you go into a
restricted state.  I wouldn't trust the QINTER, because many people enter that
subsystem for nightly backups, but they are not in a true restricted state.  If
you were going to look at only a subsystem, I would look for QSYSWRK, and 
perhaps
also check that the status of the controlling subsystem was ending (or is it
ended).

    Best bet is the CPF message.

    JMO  Pete Massiello

David Gibbs wrote:

> > Is there a way for a program to determine if the AS/400 is in a restricted
> > state?
>
> Just a guess ... but check to see if you can get an exclusive lock
> on QINTER *SBSD?
>
> If so, then you're in restricted state.
>
> david
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