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Mark

A number of possibilities come to mind.

1. The program submitted sends a message to a message queue, or an entry to a data queue. I don't remember if the former can be monitored through CAE ActiveX, data queues certainly can be.
2. There is a job notification exit point (actually a data queue) which can be set to generate an entry for every job in a subsystem, in various states - put on a job queue, start running, end, etc. CAE ActiveX, again, could wait on this queue and take action, based on the job name you use.


HTH

Vern

At 11:18 AM 4/23/2003 -0400, you wrote:
When using the CAE command object in the form: cmd.Run
to submit a job, how can you tell the user the job is completed?
The ways I have thought of off the top are:
1)Keep monitoring the message queue for a completion message.
2)Set a flag in a file
Has anyone on the list had to tackle this? How did you do this?

I am open to any suggestions, will post a solution.

Thanks,

Mark Villa, Lyles Data Systems, Inc.



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