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We have some processes still running in the System/36 environment. We have
noticed that it appears jobs running in that environment do not create a
joblog to QPJOBLOG, even though, while the users are signed on to the
machine, entering option 10 on their job shows the job log entries being
captured.
The users job descriptions are set to logging 4/0/*SECLVL and Log CL =
*YES. Does anyone know if there is something preventing the job logs for
the System/36 environment jobs from being produced? I don't see any
settings in CHGS36A that affect job logging.
Thank you,
Doug
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