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Rick, The submitting user profile probably has a limit of 5...use WRKUSRPRF and look at the highest scheduling priority for this profile... Steve Landess Austin, Texas (512) 423-0935 >Rick wrote: > Hey all, > > I have a jobq set up like this: > > Seq Job Max ---------Max by Priority---------- > Nbr Queue Library Active 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > 15 MLTFTPJOBQ QGPL 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 > > the purpose of which is to run many different jobs through different > threads of the jobq without stopping one another. > > I have several such jobs that are scheduled to run at certain times of the > day. > > using addjobscde or chgjobscde is very limited in what you can do as far as > setting up library lists, jobptys, etc, so I only use the jobscde to submit > another job, with all the sbmjob parameters I need to run the actual job. > > My problem is that I think that i'm not getting the second submit job in > the proper job prty thread. > > To test, i created a CLP that does nothing but 'wait 400' seconds. > > Then, I submitted it like this to simulate the job being submitted from a > jobscde: > > SBMJOB CMD( SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(STOPJOBQ)) JOB(SBM4) JOBQ(QGPL/MLTFTPJOBQ) > JOBPTY(4)) > JOB(SBMJOBD) JOBQ(QGPL/MLTFTPJOBQ) > > it submitted the first job to pty 5 (the jobd default), which then > submitted the call to STOPJOBQ, supossedly to JOBPTY(4). problem is, I go > to the job in QBATCH subsystem, and it says it's running under 5, not 4 > > subsequent submits of the same command sit behind that submit, in pty 5. > > what gives? does anyone have any ideas about how I can get this to work > properly? > > thanks, > > Rick
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