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  • Subject: Re: JobQ question
  • From: neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 03:09:04 -0500


Use F14 on WRKACTJOB to see disconnected jobs, prestart jobs, etc. that don't show in the default view.

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Are you sure the previous job is ending?  Many people use WRKACTJOB to see
if a job is active in a subsystem.  It depends on what you define by
'Active'.  There are many times I can do a WRKSBSJOB and see jobs in a
subsystem that WRKACTJOB will not show me.  This includes traditional 5250
jobs running in QINTER.

Rob Berendt


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