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On 09-Jan-2014 13:15 -0800, Bakutis, Becky wrote:
The JOBD I originally looked at was tied to the user profile used
for ADDSVRAUTE which was qgpl/qdftjobd. Those settings were fine. The
JOBD mentioned in the document you sent a link for was qgpl/qdftsvr.
This JOBD on my system had the settings set as 4 0 *SECLVL with CL
Logging *YES. This has stopped a large number of spool files which
was my original concern.
Ah. Then merely as an FYI:
To determine the Job Description for the PreStart job requires
reviewing the Prestart Job Entry information. For the job from the OP,
that was a *N/QUSER/QRWTSRVR job. From a request to Display the
Subsystem Description using DSPSBSD QUSRWRK, the option 10="Prestart job
entries" and then 5="Display details" on the entry for program QRWTSRVR
[library QSYS and user QUSER] would present the "Display Prestart Job
Entry Detail" panel which includes the Job Description used to start
that work. The Change Prestart Job Entry would enable customizing that
JOBD and other settings, with regard to how those jobs start, reuse, and
end. Note: such customizations should be added to the System Change
Management tracking to ensure changes are re-applied as necessary [to
prevent loss of the customization; e.g. per an upgrade to a new
release]. Customizations may be desirable, because as with a change to
the default /user/ job description (QDFTJOBD), the effects may be
widespread, beyond what is desirable, such that changes need to be more
specific to a particular subset of Work Management; e.g. the intent may
be changing the effects only for QRWTSRVR, rather than every other
server that also uses the default /server/ job description (QDFTSVR).
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