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You could use a NEP that utilizes the QUSLJOB api to list jobs (on an 
interval) and see if the job in question is running.  Then again, if this 
NEP dies also, you're toast.
Could schedule a lot of jobs on WRKJOBSCDE to check using QUSLJOB.  Or 
maybe not so often.  And it could just be a backup to check that the NEP 
is running.

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We would like to make sure that some jobs are always running on our
system. We had a problem on Moday with them not running and had some
downtime because of it. Is there a way to easily make sure these jobs
are running?

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