Odd message (maybe a tiny bit off-topic, but . . .) -- MI400

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Subject: [MI400] Odd message (maybe a tiny bit off-topic, but . . .)
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Subject: Odd message (maybe a tiny bit off-topic, but . . .)

Has anybody ever seen a message to the effect of

JOBD 'x/y' uses the JOBQ
'QGPL/QINTER', with limited job capacity.

???

I don't have a CPF number
on it, and can't find any references to
it.

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J.Lampert

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