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> Chris wrote:
> Look at system values:
> qjobmsgqfl  - full
> qjobmsgqmx  - max size
> qjobmsgqsz  - initial size
> qjobmsgqtl  - max initial size
>
> The first being what you want to change to *wrap or *prtwrap  Job logs can
> be very large so be careful with the prtwrap option.


You might also want to review the logging levels that are being used for the
interactive users.  This is set by either the JOBD associated with the user
profile or by the CHGJOB command.

Unless there is some special reason (like programs bombing), it is usually
satisfactory for normal users' logging level to be set as LOG(2 00 *NOLIST)
LOGCLPGM(*NO) to minimize the number of entries created in the job log.
HOWEVER,  this logging level inhibits the ability to press F9 and retrieve
previously executed commands from a command line.  A developer or a power
user that has command line authority would probably need to be left at a
logging level level of 3 or higher to be able to retrieve previous commands.

Also, developers may want their logging as LOG(4 00 *SECLVL) LOGCLPGM(*YES)
for times when they are debugging programs and need to see the low-level
messages that get sent to the job log.

HTH
Steve Landess
Austin, Texas
(512) 423-0935

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