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This one is simple.
Save command does its front-end processing in a job, but real work is done
by LDxxxx task in a background.
Job stays in EVTW waiting a report from LDxxxx task.
This task has prioirity one less (numerically one more than your job).
Now if you have other jobs in a loop with a priority higher than LDxxxx
task, it will never have a chance to run.
If you turn dynamic priority scheduler on, this will not happen, because
looping jobs will get their priority lowered, and LDxxxx task will have its
priority bumped with a result that it will eventually run and do its job.
This is an excellent illustration why dynamic scheduler was introduced!
Alexei Pytel
"The better is the worst enemy of the good"
"Leif Svalgaard"
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From: Alexei Pytel <pytel@us.ibm.com>
> It might happen because of dynamic priority scheduler.
The DYNSCD is now turned off. I have three jobs looping (ALOOP).
Every second they show a screen (with no wait) and YIELD their timeslice.
Job 0007 is trying to save an object to a save file that already exists,
and I had to type "G" to tell it to Go ahead. After that, the save is stuck
in an EVTW. Job 0001 is sitting on a DSPW. I can interact with that
screen with no wait at all. (This is on V4R5).
QBASE QSYS SBS .0 DEQW
DSP02 LSVALGAARD INT 1.1 CMD-WRKACTJOB RUN
QPADEV0001 LSVALGAARD INT .0 CMD-LSEXPLR DSPW
QPADEV0002 LSVALGAARD INT 7.2 PGM-ALOOP RUN
QPADEV0003 LSVALGAARD INT 8.6 PGM-ALOOP RUN
QPADEV0005 LSVALGAARD INT 7.3 PGM-ALOOP RUN
QPADEV0007 LSVALGAARD INT .0 CMD-SAVOBJ EVTW
QSYSSCD QPGMR BCH .0 PGM-QEZSCNEP EVTW
If I "hold" jobs 0002, 0003, and 0005, the save finishes. But why was the
job stuck on the EVTW?
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