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RE: QNPSERVS prestart jobs using high CPU

Work with Registration Info ( WRKREGINF ) QIBM_QNPS_ENTRY (ENTR0100, Network
Print Server - entry) and/or QIBM_QNPS_SPLF (SPLF0100, Network Print Server
- spool). 
Check if there are any exit points registered there.  Perhaps they're
causing issues.

-----Original Message-----
Subject: QNPSERVS prestart jobs using high CPU

Can anyone enlighten me as to why the QNPSERVS
prestart jobs have started to use very high amounts of
CPU. This is causing a performance issue and I'd like
to be able to "manage" this.

Thanks in advance

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