I need to monitor for inactive jobs that are using pass through and are in a event wait instead of display wait, so the QINACTITV does not work for me.
Hello,
This website explains and has examples of doing this.
http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/tfh093002-story04.html
Hope it helps you...
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As you probably learned, the above link didn't help at all. The direct answer to your question is simply to use the ENDJOB command.
Ending those jobs isn't the problem. The problem is in figuring a way to tell that they're inactive. Technically, the only way to do it is to connect to the remote system and materialize the remote job to analyze its activity. The session might be executing a long-running process that <i>makes it appear</i> to be inactive on your system.
Short of doing that kind of analysis, there is no way unless you choose some guidelines. Then you write a program to check the jobs and end them when the guidelines are broken.
Tom
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: May 4, 2010 7:29 am by Tpinky4,165 pts.
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