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Mihael, In cases like these, I often find it's easiest to use TRCJOB. As long as you output the results to a database file, you can run a query or SQL over it to find out the information you need. I use the following statement in interactive SQL: "SELECT SCTIME, SCCPU, SCMODU,SCMODL, SCPROC, SCEST1, SCEST2, SCEST3, SCXST1, SCXST2, SCXST3, SCLPRO, SCTHRD FROM QGPL/TRCJOBOUTP ORDER BY SCCPU" where QTEMP/TRCJOBOUTP is my TRCJOB output file. It's very good at identifying any procedures which are consistently long-running Rory
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