Re: API to scan QSYSOPR for entries.

[kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Jim, 

CRTMSGQ QSYS/QSYSMSGQ  (I think that's the right name and lib, it's been a 
while).
Anyway the system will place a copy of  "selected" messages from QSYSOPR 
like your CPF1393
in there as well as QSYSOPR. Now you can a simple CL to monitor that msgq 
and it won't tie up
the QSYSOPR msgq.


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API to scan QSYSOPR for entries.






Is there a quick/painless API that would allow us to scan the QSYSOPR
message queue

and search for a particular message (i.e. CPF1393).

 

I am looking to create a process that alerts me when people get
disabled.

 

Thanks,

 

Jim Norbut

Systems Administrator

 

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