Re: PASE weirdness, and large numbers of spooled joblogs

You may want to try asking also on the open source list. I remember doing
a node project and having the same issue. I searched the archives but
didn't find anything. But I do recall something very similar happening
with a large number of job logs.


On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 4:00 PM James H. H. Lampert <
jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I've got a problem.

I've got a program that uses InfoZIP, invoked through PASE, to process a
large number of ZIP files. In fact, it was the result of some
discussions on this very List, a few months ago.

It works great on our V6 box, with a version of InfoZIP that I'd
evidently installed some years before.

Today, I tried it on a customer box, and its behavior was very
unexpected. I'm going to investigate why it didn't behave as designed
presently, but the main question I'm asking here is

Why is it that I have what appear to be several THOUSAND spooled joblogs
from running this program (I don't get that on our box), and how do I
get rid of those spooled joblogs?

All of these spooled joblogs consist of exactly one message:

Message . . . . : No job log information.
Cause . . . . . : The job log was not displayed for one of the

following

reasons: The message logging level has been zero from the beginning of

the

job. There are no messages on the job message queue. When printing

messages

that were wrapped, no messages that appear in a job log were removed.

Only

messages used internally were removed. The job message queue could not

be

found.

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JHHL
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