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Jerry here is a (real ugly) program I have used to do exactly what you want. * CHGCMD CMD(HLDJOBQ) VLDCKR(*LIBL/HLDJOBQVC) IJQLIB DS I 1 1 XX I 2 11 JOBQ I 12 21 LIB I SDS I 244 253 JOB I 254 263 USER I 264 269 NBR I DS I P 1 85CMDLEN I 'SNDMSG MSG(''Jobq ' C MSG1 I ' held by ' C MSG2 I 'TOUSR(*SYSOPR) ' C MSG3 C *ENTRY PLIST C PARM JQLIB C PARM SBS 10 * C MSG1 CAT JOBQ FIN1 27 C FIN1 CAT MSG2 FIN2 36 C FIN2 CAT USER FIN3 47 C FIN3 CAT ''') ' FIN4 50 C FIN4 CAT MSG3 FINAL 70 C Z-ADD70 CMDLEN C CALL 'QCMDEXC' C PARM FINAL C PARM CMDLEN * C SETON LR ------------------------- Bryan Dietz 3X Corporation 614-410-9205 midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 09/25/2003 03:03:02 PM: > Someone or some process held a jobq which jammed up our system with jobs that > did not run. > > Where can I discover who or what did it? > > DSPLOG QHST? > > Jerry >
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