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You say you were able to 'duplicate' the situation by pointing your
session to of the two sessions. Let me try to interpret that statement
(which seems to be missing a noun, among other things).
You did something like
WRKCFGSTS *DEV *VRTDSP
picked one not in use. ran
CHGMSGQ MSGQ(MYWSID) DLVRY(*BREAK)
and got CPF2450. Well, if that is truly a duplicate then maybe you have a
more underlying problem. You will always get a CPF2450 when trying to
allocate a workstation message queue to a job different than the job with
it's device. Message queue MYWSID can only be associated with the job
jobNumber/jobUser/MYWSID. The help kind of says that. Instead of trying
to compute &WSID, why don't you just use the generic?
CHGMSGQ MSGQ(*WRKSTN) DLVRY(*BREAK)
The very rare case you may get this to work will be when there's a device
named the same as the user.
Object Type Library Text
ROB *MSGQ QSYS Work Station Message Queue
ROB *MSGQ QUSRSYS Rob Berendt - GDI - Systems
You 'think' you're getting the workstation message queue(QSYS), but you're
actually getting the message queue for the user(QUSRSYS).
Rob Berendt
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