Re: Time limit reached for SIGTERM signal handler. -- RPG400-L

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That is the beauty of cancel handler. It can handle what %shtdn() can't
(END with OPTION(*IMMED)). Unfortunately, this time it failed to handle
what it suppose to be able to handle :).

"sjl" <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Lim -

I agree with Eric - you should probably change the backup program to use
ENDJOB OPTION(*CNTRLD) with DELAY(xx), followed by a DLYJOB(xx) with a
long
enough interval to allow the never-ending program to cycle through its
logic.

At either the top or the bottom of the processing logic in the program
check
%SHTDN or use the SHTDN opcode to check for whether the subsystem, system,
or endjob was requested, then perform and orderly shutdown of the
program...

- sjl

Lim wrote:
This job is a never ending job and it is running on a subsystem that get
ends (ENDSBS), with option(*immed), during system backup.

My guess is that it was in the process of connecting to a mysql server
and
the server ip is wrong or sever was downed at that time. hhhmm.

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