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Jan

What is the LOG parameter setting? The help for this says

Message logging (LOG) - Help
Specifies the message logging values used to determine the amount and type of information sent to the job log by this job.


If you have anything other than 0 for the first element of the JOB parameter, things are being written to the jobs message queue, which is where the job log comes from. And this happens whether you see s job log or not. That could be because the 3rd element is *NOLIST, which does NOT mean 'don't put any messages in the job <SGQ'. It means, as the help says, print a log only if the job ends in error - messages are still being written, in case a job ends abnormally. Look at the rest of the help on that parameter. You can eliminate logging completely but will get no error indicators other than probably in QSYSOPR. You'll want to use something other than 0 with a severity level of, say, 20 or 30, so that warnings and errors come through. Or maybe higher.

The question I have is, what in the world is causing all the messages in the first place?

HTH
Vern

At 02:19 AM 3/2/2005, you wrote:
Hi!

We have problem with a submited job.
The job is runing with SBMJOB LOGCLPGM(*NO), and there are no joblog if
i work with the jobb.

But still we get in qsysopr msgq CPI2417 that the job has CPI2417 - job
message queue wrapped.
Yes the sysval QJOBMSGQFL is set to *WRAP.

Ho do i get rid of the CPI2417 i qsysopr?

Regards Jan Rockstedt

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