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As Paul has indicated, this method does remove pending email.
REVISED:
This is the procedure for removing a "stuck" email.
Symptoms are a high CPU usage.
Suggest you sign on as security officer or equivalent...
Do this first:
endmsf
endtcpsvr *SMTP
After these processes have ended,
then create this data area:
crtdtaara dtaara(qusrsys/qtmsclean) type(*char) len(1)
value('?') aut(*all)
^
c = clears all pending email
w = removes first entry
**Choose the appropriate value option from these 2 choices...
Then do this:
strmsf msgopt(*CLEAR)
strtcpsvr *SMTP
SMTP CPU usage should now be normal...
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As Paul has indicated, this method does remove pending email.
REVISED:
This is the procedure for removing a "stuck" email.
Symptoms are a high CPU usage.
Suggest you sign on as security officer or equivalent...
Do this first:
endmsf
endtcpsvr *SMTP
After these processes have ended,
then create this data area:
crtdtaara dtaara(qusrsys/qtmsclean) type(*char) len(1)
value('?') aut(*all)
^
c = clears all pending email
w = removes first entry
**Choose the appropriate value option from these 2 choices...
Then do this:
strmsf msgopt(*CLEAR)
strtcpsvr *SMTP
SMTP CPU usage should now be normal...
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