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I see that QHST "log versions" are simply database files. But they look kind of nasty, and have the added problem of figuring out which one to look at.

I also see that as of V6R1 (which the customer in question may very well be on), there's a QMHOLHST API, which can access (and filter) QHST messages without needing to worry about which "log version" is current, but the InfoCenter entry for it looks nasty, too, and I haven't been able to find any examples.

Maybe this isn't the best approach for the task at hand, though.

We're not looking for "jobs in general"; we're looking very specifically for Wintouch child-server jobs, which are always batch jobs, always launched in the same way, and always running the same program. So when that program starts, we know, within a split second, when the job started.

And if the job is ending because the user exited, or because it died of request-starvation, we can log that as well, because the program is in control of when it ends under these circumstances.

But is there something that can be set up so that a job calls something when ABENDed?

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JHHL

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