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First, my QSTRUP program and my backup only need to start the subsystem, and
the job will begin running.
Second, some places set a limit on how many threads the QBATCH job queue can
have.
Third, I can allocate a separate memory pool to my subsystem, and it can
have its own job queue as well.

It's just a matter of taste, but it works for me.

Paul Nelson
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Office 512-392-2577
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Subject: Re: scheduled job to run every n minutes?

"Paul Nelson" <nelsonp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'd run the job in a separate subsystem as a prestart job.

Do you have a specific reason for that? Is there an impact on processing if
this job is running in QBATCH along with other jobs?


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