Re: Hold ALL jobq's

[Tom Liotta <qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Salter, James wrote:

> If the needed jobqs all are in a particular subsystem, then one option
> would be to make sure that the subsystem isn't restarted.
>
> Another thought would be to handle things in the startup program prior
> to starting up the system.  Do what needs to be done first in the
> startup program, then bring the system up.

This seems to me to point to the real question -- Why start 
subsystems if jobs shouldn't be running in them? If a subsystem 
hasn't been started, there's no need to hold its jobqs. Only start 
subsystems that need to do work and the problem doesn't exist.b

Tom Liotta

> from: "Steve McKay" <steve.mckay@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> subject: Hold ALL jobq's
>
> I'm writing a UPS monitor program and would like to hold all job queues 
> before I shutdown the system so that jobs do not automatically start
> running 
> when the system is restarted.  Does anyone know of a command or program
> that 
> will hold all job queues without my having to create a list of job
> queues 
> and read through the list.