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 Messages no longer being displayed
Keven says when a job is submitted to the iSeries in batch, it normally will display a message on the bottom of the screen that reads 'Job xxxx/user/prgname submitted .........'. He gets this message when he, for example, compiles a program in PDM. The problem is his application program batch menu, which used to display this message, doesn't anymore. He's trying to figure out what "message queue" or whatever has been turned off. Do you know what might have happened? -- Michelle Davidson, editor, Search400.com

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ASKED: October 11, 2005  10:19 AM
UPDATED: March 10, 2010  8:09 AM

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he has probably add an indirection level : now, the message receiver is not the user message queue but an intermediate program. And this program don't take care about promoting a completion message. not strange. ===================================================== The SBMJOB command will return a CPC1221 message to the program that runs the command. From a system menu, the program may be QCMD. In PDM, it'll be QUOMAIN or however PDM does it. It's up to the program to decide what to do with messages that arrive on the program's message queue. Display file message subfiles are often used to display messages from the program's message queue. Some source related to the message subfile and the handling of the program's message queue would be useful. Tom
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If it’s a home-grown program that submits the job, is it a subfile or is the message subfile defined with a separate subfile control record? In either of these cases, is the OVERLAY keyword coded on the main part of the screen? There are lots of possibilities, but these are two that often cause a situation similar to what he’s described.

If these don’t help, we would have to see more details. (e.g., source for the display file, etc.)

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Please check the Active jobs for the user there may be multiple sessions opened by this user close all other jobs(sessions) that has status DSPW

or check for User profile might have changed the job Q

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