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This came to my attention last Friday, as I was debugging a job via service
entry point. The job is a batch job. Once I got past the debug stage I
ended the debug session, and deleted my SEP in RDi (V9.1.1). This was at
approximately 9:30 am, but I let the job in batch continue to run. Later in
the day I was informed that there were numerous entries in QSYSOPR with
this same message:
Job message queue for 203562/QUSER/QZRCSRVS has been wrapped.
Looking at the job log I determined these were related to the debug job I
was running earlier that morning.
So since it was around 4:00 pm I didn't want this activity to continue
throughout the weekend I simply ended the QUSER job and the logging stopped.
However I also went to debug another job and saw a similar message on
QSYSOPR for the new debug job, and out of curiosity I shut down my RDi
client and the QUSER job ended.
So I guess my questions are 1) why did the QUSER job continue to write to
the job message queue after I stopped debugging the initial program? and;
2) is there anyway to control that logging?
I often leave RDi open but minimized when I go home for the eventing but
now I'm wondering if I need to shut it down when I'm not actively using it,
just as insurance against all this logging to a message queue?
Thought, comments anyone?
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