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Jim, You need to be at V5R1 to use QUSRJOBI to get CPU%. And you need to use the QUSLJOB API first, to get a list of active jobs. Then you loop through the list, using the QUSRJOBI API.

But the Open list of jobs API (QGYOLJOB) can give you this info in one shot - it returns a list of entries, and you can say that you want this information only. This API has been around since V3R7, but the CPU% info has only been available, too, since V5R1.

QUSLJOB uses a user space, and there are programs that will help you navigate through it. See the API Programming manual if you've not done this before.

QUSRJOBI uses a structure to return the data for the job specified. In CL you need to declare a variable of the length of that structure (look at QSYSINC/H, member QUSRJOBI for the fields you need - add up the lengths). Then you need to substring the return variable to get the info you want. The JOBI1000 format has CPU% over a certain elapsed - this is new in V5R1. There's a reset parameter used with that format.

At 10:12 AM 1/30/2003 -0600, you wrote:
I am looking for an API or a way to submit a job to monitor for any jobs
that are using over 50, 60 or more % of the system and/or a job that has
been running for over 45 minutes.  Is anyone using the QUSRJOBI in a CL, if
so could I see an example of your code?  If anyone is doing what we are
trying to do, could I see the code to do it?  I am not looking to buy any
software or utility.  I have searched the archives for something, that is
where I got the API QUSRJOBI from.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

TIA
Jim


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