Re: What is this job?

Yes, that's the theory.  Unfortunately there are a few bugs with the Service 
Director software problem monitoring.  I have an open PMR with IBM now and 
there should be a fix soon.  The problem you may see if multiple repeated 
problems opened in the problem log (WRKPRB) for the same thing.  You will also 
sometimes see this error:
Service Agent has detected excessive reportable problems.
 
Neil Palmer, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
 
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QSRVMON jobs are new in v5r4, their function is to look for possible 
problems on the OS or some of the Licence Programs and if the happen to 
collect data for IBM to do Problem Determination, also Service Agent has 
te ability to report some of this problems automatically to IBM along with 
the data collected 
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/index.jsp

Turning QSFWERRLOG off disable this.

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OK. It's shut off. The QSRVMON job shut down. Now we'll see if it starts 
up again. Thanks