Re: Inactive job Timeout - QINACTITV

There is another system value that goes along with this to determine
what to do when the QINACTITV occurs.  I can't remember the system value
name, but it has the same starting few letters.  Set this value to a
MSGQ, and then monitor the message queue, and perform your own
Interactive time outs.  You can determine based on job name, user-id, or
terminal name, if you wish to disconnect or terminate, or not do
anything for each entry.

        HTH  Pete Massiello

prumschlag@phdinc.com wrote:
> 
> Has anyone had any success (or even attempted) limiting or excluding certain
> UserID's from the Inactive Job timeout function?  We have a PC based data
> collection system that passes data to the AS/400 using a Rumba session.  This
> job needs to stay active all the time, but there could be long periods of no
> activity.
> 
> Phil
> 
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