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  3. August 2004

RE: Power off and on tasks

-----Original Message-----
Three weeks ago the FE replaced the batteries in our disk controllers and
since then the machine has not powered off/on.

Does anyone have an idea of what I should check for?  The power off/on
schedule shows the correct dates/time.  

Thanks,
Greg


----- Reply -----

The first thing I'd do is check the QHST log for the times that the power
off/on jobs were scheduled to run. Also check the QSYSOPR log for that time
period. Also see if there are any job logs for the power off/on jobs.

Are you using the basic Job Scheduler? Use the WRKJOBSCDE command, and see
what the status is of the last submitted jobs. 

Check your job queues, make sure that the jobs are not stuck on a held job
queue.


Steve Morrison
Beacon Insurance
940-720-4672

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