Hi Donna,

        Lund used to publish a book titled "Taming the HP3000" written by
Robert Lund which we found useful in many ways, if I remember there is
some stuff on queue management in there, might be worth the investment.

As regards persistent jobs, if you require such a job couldn't you
use Control-M ( which I seem to remember you use ) to ensure that the
job is executed when the system comes back up ?

Bill


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-----Original Message-----
From: Donna Garverick [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 08 October 2001 23:17
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Subject: [HP3000-L] job queues?


hi all!

is there any better documentation for job queues other than
the 6.0 communicator? <sigh> anyhow....are job queues
persistant?  that is, do they survive a reboot?  or do they
have to be recreated (say at start-up time)?

also, if a job is in a wait state and the system crashes,
will it still be there if the system is restarted with
'start recovery'?          - d

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