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Great - another annoying job while we're waiting for things to drop! ;)

No way to scale the number of these back? Wonder why they split whatever
they're doing into 75 different jobs?




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Sounds about right. You can count them down as they are normally the last
to drop during an ENDSBS *ALL *IMMED. But I think that CRTPFRDTA in
QSYSWRK is about the last to give up it's death grip.

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OK - I read in the V5R4 Memo to Users about the SRVMON* jobs that get
started when QSFWERRLOG is set to *LOG - it mentions that several dozen
jobs can be started.

Is it normal to have around 74 of them? I read one other posting where
someone had roughly the same number... is this just normal once installing
V5R4?
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