AW: Monitoring TCP/IP connections -- MIDRANGE-L

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Hello,

        >If there is no clear way to tell when the job has stopped
processing
        >consider a trigger on the file that   updates a data area with a
time
        >stamp every time the file is updated by one of those jobs.  Then
you
        >could use a CL to monitor the data area and if the transactions
stop you
        >will know about it.


        I guess this would be the most reliable way of monitoring these
jobs.

        To keep it more simple I talked to the unix guys and they will send
an "I'm alive"
        message every x minutes - so I just have to check for these.

        Thanx,

        Oliver


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