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Re: Problem with Starting QINTER

QCTL is always at DEQW.


-----Original Message-----
    From: "rob@xxxxxxxxx"<rob@xxxxxxxxx>
    Sent: 8/22/06 7:24:49 AM
    To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion"<midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
    Subject: Re: Problem with Starting QINTER
    
    If you do a WRKACTJOB SBS(QCTL) what is the status of QCTL?
                   Current 
    Subsystem/Job  User        Type  CPU %  Function        Status
    QCTL           QSYS        SBS      .0                   DEQW 
      QSYSSCD      QPGMR       BCH      .0  PGM-QEZSCNEP     EVTW 
    
    We had a situation where someone did a ENDSBS of everything and then 
    brought them all back up without doing an IPL or a STRSBS QCTL.  You can 
    run quite well with QCTL sitting in an END state.  We put a WRKACTJOB 
    SBS(QCTL) in our downtime instructions after that to ensure that this 
    never happens again.
    
    Rob Berendt
    -- 
    Group Dekko Services, LLC
    Dept 01.073
    PO Box 2000
    Dock 108
    6928N 400E
    Kendallville, IN 46755
    http://www.dekko.com
    
    
    
    
    

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