MPEX has a looping function called forjobs.  Here is an example that may shead
some light on what you want.


> repeat
>   if ![rjob.isexec] then
>      setvar fj '![strwrite("![rjob.fmtjob]":8)]'
>      echo !fj ![rjob.currentcmd]
>   endif
> forjobs batch
>

This script will display the running jobs and the last command that was
executed.  If the job is running a program, shows the full run statement.  Here
is what you get when you run this script.


> #J7883   RUN FTPCTL2.RSFTCODE;XL='XL.CODE2.!SG2VER,XL.PUB.!SG2VER'
> #J7888   RUN BTCHSHIP.CODE2.!SG2VER;LIB=G;PARM=25
> #J7860   RUN MSGUPDT.CODE2.!SG2VER;LIB=G;PARM=0
> #J7828   RUN main.pub.vesoft,mpex;parm=1
> #J7914   RUN FMSOUTPT.CODE2.!SG2VER;LIB=G
> #J7873   RUN WMSCTLBL.RSFTCODE;XL='XL.CODE2.!SG2VER,XL.PUB.!SG2VER'
> #J7864   RUN WMSCTLIV.RSFTCODE;XL='XL.CODE2.!SG2VER,XL.PUB.!SG2VER'
> #J7872   RUN FTPCTL2.RSFTCODE;XL='XL.CODE2.!SG2VER,XL.PUB.!SG2VER'
> #J7865   RUN WMSRTRNS.RSFTCODE;XL='XL.CODE2.!SG2VER,XL.PUB.!SG2VER'
>

You like???  Any other questions, just give me a call.

Later

Bev Clancy wrote:

> I want to see how many people at any given time are running a particular
> program with a Parm of 2.  MPEX  Listf ,Access will show me how many people
> are accessing it, but does not show me if they ran it with a parm.  How can
> I find this out?  TIA.
>
> Bev Clancy
> MicroWarehouse
>
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