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For the job queues, you might look at the job notification exit point. It 
consists of setting an entry for a subsystem that will put job info on a data 
queue when it enters a job queue in the subsystem. You could keep a count 
there. This would be real-time, if you need that. Otherwise the APIs could 
work, polling the job queues periodically. Look up "job notification" in the 
API documentation.

It is also possible to attach a data queue to an output queue, but I think this 
only records when the spooled file goes to READ status - not sure.

HT
Vern
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> 
> We would like to monitor the number of jobs in JobQs and spools in OutQs. For 
> JobQs we want to know if the number of jobs in a certain JobQ goes over a 
> specified number of jobs waiting to run. For OutQs it is a matter of if the 
> number of spools just keeps going up and does not go down. I took a quick 
> look 
> at the Monitors in OpsNav, but did not see anything that would give me what I 
> was hoping for. 
> 
> So, does anybody have suggestions on vendors, software, and/or utilities. The 
> cheaper the better. 
> 
> Thanks, 
> Scott J 
> 
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