Re: Display of completed batch messages.

1)  Are you using multiple sessions?  Perhaps the messages are going to
another session.
2)  Do you have separate id's?  Or is this some strange contract site where
all programmers sign on as QPGMR?
3)  Do a DSPJOB of your interactive job.  Find out the user profile that
you sign on as.  Do a DSPUSRPRF and find out the message queue associated
with that user profile.  Your messages should be going there.  Try doing a
CHGMSGQ to that message queue selecting either *NOTIFY or *BREAK.   If you
can't, then do a WRKOBJLCK messagequeue *MSGQ and find out where it is
allocated.

Your email seems like Deja Vu.  I think I've just recently seen it.  (And
don't tell me it is a bug in the Matrix.)

Rob Berendt

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but a wise person learns from OTHER peoples mistakes.



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                    09/17/2001 10:49 AM
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I would like to see the messages for when my batch job is completed. Like
when I compile my programs in PDM. I would like to see the job completed
message. What and how do you configure so this happens? Myself and another
programmer here don't see these messages, however we do see them on another
system we have here.

Mike Wills



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