Yes I can't make this change on my own. There must be a reason for the
single thread. Let's say I run my jobs in QSPL or even QINTER ( Qinter was
suggested to me by a consultant. For over the weelkend it would be fine).
I think they are still sharing the same que. So you have a situation where
testing is impossible.


On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 11:29 AM, Jerry Draper <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Use nomax jobq qsysnomax if you want a job to run immediately without
hanging up users who are submitting to a single threaded jobq.

J


On 7/15/2013 8:24 AM, Hoteltravelfundotcom wrote:
What do you think of a shop which has only 1 jobs que? SHouldn't there
be a
test system
for a programmer? This has happened twice now. I have a long running
RPG program, working over the weekend, it didn't sink in the first time.
so then its still running and causes some jobs to not run. Consequently
subsystems
did not come up. I don't recall in many years either a system that shuts
down every night and comes back up.
It is frustrating. Am I wrong in thinking that they should have more
than 1
jobq, that is, that other jobs can run at the same time that there should
be a test system? Is it possible for a newcomer to not make these
mistakes?
I suppose I am to blame that it happened again. BUt I really
have trouble acclimating to this type of environment, and not sure what
can
be done.


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