I had already tryed

SPLFILE(*YES),
your sugestion provoked this response: Job is already ending by ENDJOBABN, I think that was caused when the spool file got full, it changed the log limit, and the next meesage tells me that the spool was already suppressed.

I will try to end the subsystem at a time when there are less people using QINTER.

3>> wrkusrjob magnolia
500523/MAGNOLIA/CAMPA_02 ya finalizando debido a ENDJOBABN.
LOGLMT cambiado para el trabajo 500523/MAGNOLIA/CAMPA_02.
Se ha suprimido anteriormente la salida en spool del trabajo
500523/MAGNOLIA/CAMPA_02.
500523/MAGNOLIA/CAMPA_02 ya finalizando debido a ENDJOBABN.


fiona.fitzgerald@notes.royalsun.com wrote:

As a last resort, you might have to end the subsystem the job is running
in.
Better than an IPL anyway.

Have you tried ENDJOB
OPTION(*IMMED)
SPLFILE(*YES)
LOGLMT(0)

That might just do it.

We had a rogue job like that & had to end & restart QINTER to get rid of
it.
After a few hours it stopped showing as a job or a task & just slowed
everything down.

Fiona
fiona.fitzgerald@notes.royalsun.com

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