RE: HELP!!! -- MIDRANGE-L

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As well as the CPU% column on WRKACTJOB, press F11 and chekck (sort by
column by moving cursor and F16) the AuxIO column.

...Neil





Tim Shepherd <tims@fraseralexander.co.za>
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2001/10/17 06:48
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Hi Steve,

If you have Performance Tools on your machine, you can use WRKSYSACT which
might be able to show you. Use F11 for different views of active jobs.

Regards,

Tim Shepherd
Fraser Alexander
Jet Park
South Africa

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> From:          steven.donnellan@simonjersey.com
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> There appears to be a job on our system that's seriously taking as much
> space as it can from our ASP.  I can't see any 'unusual' jobs running.
> How can I see which job is producing that much output (and I don't
> necessarily mean spool data)
>

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