Re: Display jobs according to job q -- MIDRANGE-L

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boothm@earth.goddard.edu wrote:
> 
> I do not understand what is wrong with the command
> 
>      DSPJOBQ name library output
> 
> where "name" is the jobque name,
> and "library" is the library name,
> and "output" is "*" or "*PRINT"?
> 
> Is there someting wanted that this command does not provide?
> 

All this will do, including the wrkjobq command, is show jobs still
waiting to process, not those already working.

Will the wrkusrjob command show what subsystem jobs are active in, or
just the jobq?

Jim Ackerman
INSI

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