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Re: Any way to tell when a JVM on a midrange box was last updated?

On 2/17/22 4:52 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
You'll easily halve those by ENDTCPSVR *HTTP. Definitely.

QSRVMON is the service monitor job. Google it for more information.
Hmm, we also have a user profile called EDIONR. Been a few decades since EDI was my job here and I know the package we use has changed names repeatedly. However ours doesn't have a jvm job running at this exact moment.
Google shows me that JSCOM3C belongs to DB2 WebQuery.

Thanks.

The burning question is whether it's necessary to get rid of the jobs *before* pulling the PTFs, or simply to restart them after.

Backing out PTFs is not something I can recall ever having to do.

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