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  • Subject: Re: DSPACTJOB ? DSPSBMJOB ?
  • From: Evan Harris <spanner@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2000 19:03:13 +1300

Chuck

My experience has been that except with the really impatient users (you 
know, the ones you monitor...) that if they can see the job queue moving 
most people will wait their turn as long as everyone else has to do the same.

It comes down to how you sell job management and how much management 
support you get for it.

Having said that - I know the type of user you mean ! :)

Cheers
Evan harris

>Andrei !
>
>I KNOW you know this :-) but how is a user really going to know how long their
>wait is other than they are "4th" in line or something since they could 
>have no
>idea that job A "in line ahead of them" from some other user runs in 1 
>minute and
>job B "in line ahead of them" from some other user runs in 30, etc. ?
>
>I imagine they don't really want this but assume if you give them 
>something like
>this they are going to be able to move their job to another jobq like they 
>have
>been doing with WRKSBMJOB and WRKACTJOB without I.S. knowing ? <BG>
>
>Chuck
>
>Admin AS400 wrote:
>
> > Due to security issues, we had to take off from our menus all references to
> > WRKSBMJOB and WRKACTJOB. Still, the users would like to have a JOBQ 
> image to
> > estimate the time frame their job will run.
> >
> > Does anybody have a home-made command similar to WRKSBMJOB, but only with
> > DISPLAY capabilities ? It could be DSPSBMJOB, or DSPACTJOB or any other job
> > control command . . . Or, has any work-around been made by others ?
> >
> > Thx
> > Andrei Centea
> > Sara Lee Branded Apparel of Canada
> > Montreal
> >
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