RE: Q* job functions in "layman's" terms

Yeah, that seems about right - the "phone home" thing can save your butt big 
time.

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From: "Condon, Mike" <M1C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 

> So essentially having these jobs "off" is to put it diplomatically, 
> stupid. Sound like if there is a Hardware failure/CPP message, it will 
> not "Phone Home" to IBM. 
> 
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> 
> A google search on QSJHEARTBT would have got you to the answer straight 
> from IBM - link is 
> 
> http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/a736d0e3fef96a6d86256dcc0077066 
> c/89cdebeb499cf39f862570c9006fbfa6 
> 
> There were several other links asking the same thing. The last item in 
> your list has been around awhile, the others seem to be new with V5R3 - 
> all related to Service Agent. 
> 
> I am a little (little?) perverse, I suppose, 'cuz I enjoy trying to 
> figure out IBM's names - QSJHEARTBT is some kind of heartbeat, I guess. 
> I usually take away the "Q" and the next 2 characters - those refer to 
> some application subsystem like DB for database or SY for system, etc. 
> Then I start playing my game. AUTOPTF must have to do with getting PTFs 
> automatically. And on it goes - my little diversion in life. ;-) That 
> last one makes no sense to me yet, however. 
> 
> HTH 
> Vern 
> 
> -------------- Original message -------------- 
> From: "Condon, Mike" 
> 
> > So I can explain these Q* job functions in "layman's" terms 
> > QSJHEARTBT 
> > QS9AUTOPTF 
> > QS9AUTOTST 
> > QS9SACOL 
> > QYIVRIPS 
> > Can you all provide input as to what they all do? 
> > 
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