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I would think Job Accounting would do what you are looking for, although the "system down" part is gonna be a little tough. The Job Accounting will certainly trap all jobs and run times. Qhst also holds a good bit of data, but it is a little more difficult to report out of. Given that the 400 is "Up" a great deal more than "down", a manual log might be a easier solution. Dave Snyder wrote: > > I have been asked by management to provide them with statistics of times when >the AS400 is and is not available for use. This will require me to monitor >several jobs and track when they are and are not running and then somehow log >them into a database and perform reporting on them to indicate down times and >such. Does anyone know of such a tool already designed to perform such a task >or what have others used? Any input is appreciated, especially if I do not >have to reinvent the wheel.
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