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Re: Inactive time for jobs in DSPW condition

From: <Gene_Gaunt@ReviewWorks.com>
> If you know the job's device description name, looks like this will get you
> the 64-bit time stamp of the job's last I/O.
>
> Of course, monitor for MCH3401 on the RSLVSP, and monitor
> for MCH6801 on the SETSPPFP!
>

Very nice, Gene. And Doug, your program needs to be a system-state
program to access the device description. Either way, you have to
tinker: 1) patch to system-state with Gene's solution, or 2) patch
to fake a pointer for the TDE-solution.
Yet another example of SETSPPFP being too restrictive.

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