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The TAA Tool Retrieve Output Queue Attributes (RTVOUTQA) will easily do the
job.

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                      "Simon Coulter"
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Empty  Outq
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                      07/20/2002 01:34
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Hello Steve,

You wrote:
>Is there an easy way to check if a specific OUTQ is empty?

Easy is a relative term.  The Retrieve Output Queue Information (QSPROUTQ)
API will give you a count of the number of files on the *OUTQ in position
93 of the OUTQ0100 format.  It is a binary field so use %BIN to convert it
to decimal -- or simply check it for x'00000000'.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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