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I wouldn't think so.  What makes you think that might be a possibility?

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One more thing, besides the job queue, does it run in different 
subsystems, depending on who submits it?

- Alan


rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>1)  There should be two messages in the joblog:  Submitted, and actually 
>started.  The job scheduler may have submitted it to a busy job queue?
>
>2)  When the job scheduler submits it.  Perhaps something else has a lock 

>on something.  Like your nightly backup.  While it is running check 12. 
>Work with locks, if active.  If it isn't a lock, other performance issue? 

>Perhaps your system runs a night/day job that switches around memory 
>pools?
>
>3)  Check the job description used by the job scheduler entry.  Thinks 
>like classes, etc may come into play here.
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>Rob Berendt
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