Re: msgw options...

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

If a user submits a job, and the resulting job goes into message wait, they
should get a message.  However, if they do not, or if you want to pelt them
with constant reminders, you could use the job api's.  We do have some old
programs that use the job api's to notify the people if they have a job in
MSGW.  It will also notify some systems people.  Could be modified to use
email, paging, etc.

Rob Berendt

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I'm just looking for the best way to handle this problem...

We have program provided by a vendor, that sometimes causes a msgw that
needs to be answered...

We don't have the source code for this batch job...

but my question is this...

How do I tell the system, to notify the user they need to answer a
message...  Is their an option for this at the system level,  or do I need
to use job api's set on a 1 minute delay to look for jobs with a msgw
status, and notify the user that way...

just wondering, tim...
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