Re: break mode of QSYSOPR

[Pat Barber <mboceanside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes the operator can send break messages, even though his/her is
NOT set to break. The biggest problem is to set the break mode for
the proper level of messages. If set too low, the screen will drive
the operator nuts because on a busy system, the messages will pop
up quite a lot. If set too high, the operator will miss a few 
important messages that require attention.

If you wish, you can write a clp that will monitor for certain 
messages or types of messages and will alert the operator to the
problem.


Rather than use the "break" method, just train the operator to 
check the que on a frequent basis and the messages will stay 
until they are answered. This reduces the chances of a message
not getting answered.





Marry smith wrote:
> 
> Need help with a basic question:
> 
> If QSYSOPR  message queue is not set to the break
> mode, can system operator send break message out? What
> else consequence it will be if QSYSOPR is not set in
> break mode?
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