Re: Réf : Re: Problem sending scheduled message

... Or you could just cut to the chase. In this situation, you are already qualifying the name of the MSGQ, so the only place where qualification/library lists may help you is on the job submission itself. Instead of CALL PGM(mypgm), simply do CALL PGM(mylib/mypgm) in the scheduled job and be done with it.

While I am a firm believer in undertsanding the technology with which you work, one doesn't have to learn the whole of work management in order to perform such a simple task!
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Dennis
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"Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

As Rob pointed out, you may be running an initial program that sets the

library list. Work management on the IBM i is a complex business. Do
a
DSPUSRPRF on the user profile in question. See what its job
description
is. Then do a DSPJOBD on that job description to determine the initial

library list.

An empirical way to check is to create a scheduled job entry with a bad

command that you know will hard halt. For example, call a program that

doesn't exist:

ADDJOBSCDE USER(MYUSER) CMD(CALL BADLIB/BADPGM)

When that runs, it will get hung in a MSGW. At that point, look at the

job and see what its library list is.

Joe

here's some informations about the way i scheduled the job :


I scheduled the job with the login of the owner of MSGQ
When i DSPLIBL with the login of the owner of MSGQ, the library

appears in

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