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Best of luck, Troy, You might review the most frequent messages needing replies; DSPMSG MSGQ(QSYSOPR) MSGTYPE(*INQ) and then decide on a default reply for each & add that to the system reply list entries. WRKRPYLE But it wouldn't leave you much to do in the afternoon <g> Except ... WRKUSRJOB USER(*ALL) STATUS(*JOBQ) OUTPUT(*) JOBTYPE(*BATCH) > Jobs stuck on jobqs Go SYSTEM > useful menu DSPJOBLOG > previous commands listing WRKSBS > processes by subsystem WRKSYSSTS - system status WRKSPLF - try the various USRDTA subsets WRKCFGSTS - connections When you prompt on a command (F4) you can then press F9 to see extra parameters. You can also press F11 to show keywords, or change your profile. CHGPRF USROPT(*CLKWD *EXPERT *HLPFULL) If you are taking up CL programming, this is useful. Do you do any backups ? That can be an interesting area. As you say, a job's a job. Hang in there, & do give menus a try. Fiona fiona.fitzgerald@notes.royalsun.com
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