Re: Monitoring jobq's

[MacWheel99@xxxxxxx]

Good Question

DSPLOG gets you at identification of jobs that start & end on your system ... 
On Line cursor on one & F1 gets more information.

Performance Measuring Tools should also get at that.

I know that for objects that can be saved in backup, there are statistics in 
their description area that indicate LAST USED, last saved, last updated etc. 
& DSP whatever to *OUTFILE makes it possible to run a report charting 
identities & last used type info, but I just do not know if that is doable 
with JOBD & objects not normally saved like ... do we have spool files that 
are not getting any usage?

> From: joseph.jenkins@eds.com (Jenkins, Joseph)
>  
>  I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to monitor jobs being submitted to
>  jobq's.  I want to know be able to record when a job is submitted to a
>  certain jobq.  Specifically I want to find out if I have jobq's that aren't
>  even being used.  
>  
>  Thanks in advance,
>  
>  Joseph Jenkins


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