RE: Wakeup sleep (from other job)

Hi David,

It is indeed an option... but multiple jobs can trigger the wakeup and it should ignore these if they happen during the processing.

On the other hand... I could clear the dataqueue after the processing and wait again.

I was just curious if someone used the signaling API's for it (instead of this traditional solution).

Kind regards,
Paul

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From: RPG400-L [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David Gibbs
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Subject: Re: Wakeup sleep (from other job)

How about using a data queue as the signalling mechanism and using a timeout on the QRCVDTAQ api?

That way you can have the job sleep and wake it up by sending an entry to the data queue it's monitoring.

david


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