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Richard Reeve wrote:
I tried that. Still hung up.
AFAIK, ending the subsystem wouldn't help because the subsystem
/can't/ end until the jobs within it end anyway. (Though an
authoritative explanation from an IBMer might clarify. In
particular, does it _ever_ work in cases like this one?) I'm never
sure why it gets suggested.
As Rob noted, ending the subsystem affects all jobs in that
subsystem, as well new jobs that try to start in that subsystem
until such time as it can be restarted. And it usually doesn't do a
whole lot to speed up the runaway job in the first place.
You haven't said what VRM your system is at. One possibility is that
the job really is ending, but it's having to work through a boatload
of job messages as part of its closing down. More recent VRMs
provide stronger ways to control how problem jobs end.
Tom Liotta
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