When implementing job queues I found it useful to create the following UDC.
S:help li
User-defined command:
LI
LIMIT
LISTJOBQ
Example
S:li
CURRENT LIMITS ARE 23 FOR JOBS AND 60 FOR SESSIONS.
JOBQ LIMIT EXEC TOTAL
HPSYSJQ 1 0 2
BACKJQ 20 14 14
SLOWJQ 1 0 0
FASTJQ 1 0 0
VISTAJQ 1 0 0
(Don't forget to rebuild the job queues after a reboot)
>>> Denis St-Amand <[log in to unmask]> 28/02/02 22:32:37 >>>
Try instead:
LIMIT 1;JOBQ=HPSYSJQ
NEWJOBQ ALTJOBQ;LIMIT=1
LIMIT 2 (this is the "overall" limit)
Hope this will help !
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"Harmik Minassian" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> Today I had a perfect application for the NEWJOBQ feature in MPE/iX 6.5.
We
> have two groups of users. One group submits jobs that take about 30
seconds
> each. Typical jobs for the other group take about 5 minutes each. So I
> thought I'll give the second group of users their own job queue.
>
> NEWJOBQ ALTJOBQ;LIMIT=1
> LIMIT 1 (for HPSYSJOBQ)
>
> Now I submit a long job into the ALTJOBQ queue, and a quick job into the
> default job queue. The second job goes into the WAIT state. Why?
>
> It seems that the JOBQ feature has not been thought through completely. Am
I
> right, or am I full of corral dust?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
>
> John Keener
>
>
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