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Jerry Adams wrote:
Doesn't look like it - but I'm no api expert. I'll wait for Bruce Vining to chime in.
When I did my search, I searched on "job queue" in the api finder. It didn't return this api, and from what I read, it seems to be active jobs; didn't see anything about a job queue.
Jerry:
I'm pretty sure Rob is right. Note the fourth parm -- Status. From the
Info Center:
Status
INPUT; CHAR(10)
The status of the jobs to be included in the list. The special
values supported are:
*ACTIVE Active jobs. This includes group jobs, system request
jobs, and disconnected jobs.
*JOBQ Jobs currently on job queues.
*OUTQ Jobs that have completed running but still have output on an
output queue or the job's job log has not yet been written.
*ALL All jobs, regardless of status.
The listed jobs may be selected for *ACTIVE, *JOBQ, *OUTQ or *ALL. (I'm
pretty sure the Open List of Jobs (QGYOLJOB) API also can work as you
need. I've used it to list job queue jobs.)
Tom Liotta
-----Original Message-----
Wouldn't the api right above the list job schedule entries, or the List
Job (QUSLJOB) list them?
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