RE: Jobs in subsystems with status END

That's been my experience anyway.

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midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   5. Re: Jobs in subsystems with status END (rob)
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>Has anyone ever had an ENDSBS successfully end a job that's been sitting 
>in END for a couple of hours?

AFAIK, an ENDSBS won't help in the slightest and will only prevent other 
jobs from starting in that subsystem until an IPL is done, unless someone 
knows how to restart a subsystem that hasn't ended yet.

I believe that requesting a subsystem to end causes a request to go to all 
jobs in that subsystem to end first. And only when the subsystem detects 
that all jobs have actually ended, the subsystem can then end. If a job is 
hung and won't end, the subsystem just keeps waiting.

Tom Liotta

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