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James, > 1. Is it possible for a program to find out how long an > interactive job has been idle? I asked that 3 years ago in this thread: http://archive.midrange.com/mi400/200207/msg00177.html and Gene Gaunt provided a MI solution in his reply, which is at http://archive.midrange.com/mi400/200207/msg00202.html which returns a timestamp of the last WS I/O for the job. The timestamp can be converted using the QWCCVTDT api. > 2. Is there a way to suppress the "Message queue > xxxxxxxxxx is allocated to another job." message when a > given account is signed on when already in use? AFAIK, you can only do that by not having the MSGQ allocated to the first session. That is, use CHGPRF DLVRY(*HOLD) instead of *NOTIFY or *BREAK. Doug
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