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Create your own version of the ENDSBS command and put it in a library that
is higher in the library list then QSYS.

Albert York


        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Tom Daly [SMTP:Tdaly@sddsystems.com]
        Sent:   Wednesday, January 09, 2002 2:47 PM
        To:     'rpg400-l@midrange.com'
        Subject:        Subsystem monitor job

        Hi,

        I have some server jobs running in their own subsystem and a
'control panel'
        SFL program where you can start, stop, or end each individual
server.
        Everything's peachy until someone issues an ENDSBS *IMMED.

        Is there a way to capture this and then notify each job to end
itself in an
        orderly fashion?  I was reading the manuals and see that a subsystem
has a
        monitor job that is in DEQW awaiting incoming commands, presumably
on a data
        queue or user queue.  Can I have my own sbs monitor?  What's the
name of the
        queue?

        Any ideas on how to capture the ENDSBS *IMMED appreciated!


        Tom
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