Re: Checking a JOBQ to see if there are jobs waiting -- MIDRANGE-L

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A solution I tried was using the macro record to :start 1 wrkjobq qbatcha 2 
wrkjobq qbatchb3 wrkjobq qbatch3 4 dspmsg qsysopr 5 system status 6 goto 
start. It is nothing fancy but it rolls thru the screens until canceled. you 
can do different things with this such as change the wait time on each screen.

jeff g
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