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The JOBD controls how much log you get, as Dennis said. 3 factors of the
message logging parm give you what will be logged. With the LOGOUTPUT parm
you can avoid even creating those spool files. Then you can see the logs
with the WRKJOBLOG command.

HTH

Jim

On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 7:44 AM, Raul A. Jager W. <raul@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Help!!
I'm replacing an i5 V5.3 with a p7 v 7.1. In the old computer only the
jobs that ended "abnormal" leave a joblog in the outq QEZJOBLOG, in the
new one, all jobs end up in the output queue.
I imagine it is because one of the default values is different, but I
have no idea which one. I looked several manuals, up to now wihtout
success.
Can somebody give a hint?

TIA
Raul

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