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Scott,
So the child job won't create a job log when there is an error? I am using
the spawn api to spawn jobs from a general purpose socket listener. There
are a ton of job logs that only have the job start and job end.
Thanks,
Mark
date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 12:01:17 -0600
from: Scott Klement <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Spawn API - Setting Flags
Flags are a subfield of the inheritance data structure. You can set
more than one flag by adding them together.
inh = *ALLx'00';
int.flags = SPAWN_SETLOGJOBMSGNONE_NP
+ SPAWN_SETJOBNAMEPARENT_NO;
pid = spawn(path: 0: *omit: inh: argv: envp);
In this example, I've specified two flags. One to tell it not to log
messages, and another to tell it to use the job name of the parent job.
Since there won't be a job log, it'd be wise to use waitpid() -- which I
prefer to use in conjunction with SIGCHLD -- to monitor the status of
the job you spawned.
mgarton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am trying to use the spawn api using Scott Klement's example from the
System i News article "Don't Submit, Spawn"
(http://www.systeminetwork.com/artarchive/19025/Don_t_Submit__Spawn_.html
).
Pardon my ignorance, but how do I set a flag? The child job is creating
job logs unnecessarily so I would like to set ON the
SPAWN_SETLOGJOBMSGNONE_NP flag.
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