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Check to see if they have a break handling program attached to them. It may give you some clues as to what they are. For instance, a utility published in Midrange Computing (I think) a long time ago used a temporary message queue to display a users screen on demand. Art On 11/7/05, Smith, Mike <Mike_Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > My boss just discovered some 80,000+ message queues in QGPL. These all > start with D# like > D#003120 *MSGQ > D#003121 *MSGQ > D#003122 *MSGQ > D#003123 *MSGQ > D#003124 *MSGQ > > I am trying to figure out what these are? > Why there are so many of them? > How to limit them if it makes sense? > > > Michael Smith > iSeries.mySeries. -- Art Tostaine
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