Re: Interesting message queue behavior -- MIDRANGE-L

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On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 10:33 PM, Jeff Crosby wrote:

And now everybody will chime in and say they already knew that, where have you been? <g>

Well, I can't answer for "everybody" but I knew that! Where have YOU been? If you have secondary languages installed you can have real fun by changing a job to put the language library at the job and watch all the messages change dynamically. Great for confusing uppity operators in moments of frivolity.

If you dump a message queue object you can see what it contains. The structure is different for each type of message but you can see the message file name, library, message ID, message CCSID, substitution data, sending job name, sending program, pointer to actual message file, pointer to senders job message queue, etc.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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