Scott, Rob, and Steve,
Thanks for your response. I think I'll send a message to Jean-Paul (in case this is his utility).
WRKSYSSTS shows "only" 2502 jobs in the system on the development box and 9200 in production.
Considering that the total of all jobs is less than 9999 and I was searching for only Treasurer jobs (TX*), it doesn't make sense.
I assumed it was the display file size, but looking at the message again I see this: "The I 07RG 10000 array index is not valid (C G S D F)."
Then the function check is:"Function check. CPF2479 unmonitored by QRGXSIGE at statement *N, instruction X'001B'. "
The program name is JOB007RG. Thanks,
Fra
Fran Denoncourt
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Pinal County Treasurer's Office
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Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 01/28/2008 5:19 PM >>>
Hi Fran,
Would that be Jean-Paul Lamontre's WRKJOBS command?
http://jplamontre.free.fr/AS400/WRKJOBS.htm
QUSLJOB is (as far as I know) only limited by the size of a user space.
(Actually, you can call it repeatedly to get more data... but many
programmers don't incorporate that functionality.) User spaces are
limited to approx 16mb. The API returns approx 256 bytes of header
data. Each job takes up an additional 64 bytes, plus variable field
data... which field data depends on how it's called... but even if we
go crazy and guess that the utility is using 640 bytes per job, that
still allows more than 26000 jobs -- more than double what the subfile
allows, and well over the 3000 you're referring to.
I know that doesn't solve your problem -- but it's food for thought.
If this is Jean-Paul's utility, you might try asking your question on
the System iNetwork forums, since he's a regular over there.
http://www.systeminetwork.com/isnetforums/
Alternately, you could e-mail Jean-Paul directly. His contact info is
on his web site.
Frances Denoncourt wrote:
I have a WRKJOBS command I got years ago from some magazine somewhere and it is suddenly failing. Looks like we are going beyond 9999 for dspf.
The job calls QUSLJOB among others.
However, my question is - how else can I see how on earth there could possibly be so many jobs in the system to make WRKJOBS TX* fail.
We're not very big.
Did a wrksplf *ALL and queried the results - way too many (over 3000) but not enough to cause that problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Fran Denoncourt
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Pinal County Treasurer's Office
Florence, AZ 85232
(520) 866-6404
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