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  3. December 2002

Re: Running batch jobs in Qinter

Mike=--

I didn't mean to shoot you down--  If you're actively watching the
queue for sneak batch jobbers you're OK.  However, my problem is
putting something on hold 'just so I can check things for a minute'
and forgetting to release it again (Been there, done that)!

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.nospam.com




 >Please remember--  if you place jobq QINTER on hold, no new

interactive jobs will start until the queue is released.  Interactive
jobs use that job queue!


Paul
     it always seems (2 me !) on this list that you make a perfectly
reasonable statement/assumption/comment only to have shot down in flames.

Your above comment being a case in point :)

Mike























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