RE: Email Reports

Yes that is true you have to write your  CL  code  to handle   exceptions ,
as an  example  the user  may delete the spooled file before the monitor
gets a chance to process it .  Also what do you do with spooled files which
are to be saved, which in my case I move them to another special  queue .


Michael Kenney
IT Services
University of Windsor


                                                                                
                                                          
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midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>2nd I created a special OUTQ  for the emailed spool files . This spoolfile
>has a DATAQ associated  with it, which get populated with  a record
>containing the spoolfile attributes any time a  new entry goes into a
ready
>status.

Just a reminder for those who try this out... The *dtaq entry is sent
whenever _ANY_ entry on the output queue goes to RDY status, not just new
entries. If an entry arrives on the *outq in RDY status, is placed on HOLD
and then released back to RDY, there will be _two_ *dtaq entries.

Throws a minor curve to a *dtaq monitor when it restarts sometimes.

Tom Liotta

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