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> Anyone have a brilliant idea how to get a high-water mark of
> the number of
> sessions on at any one time? Say during a one month period?

I don't claim this to be brilliant, in fact it may not work well
at all, but... you could have a background job (maybe in its own
job queue) wake up every X minutes and see how many session are
logged on.  Something like this may work:

!job ...
!setvar max_sessions 0
!while true do
!   if setvar(num_sess,jobcnt('@S')) > max_sessions then
!      setvar max_sessions num_sess
!   endif
!endwhile
!...


From another job/session you can interrogate this background
job's "max_sessions" variable to see what the high mark is. Eg.
  :showvar max_sessions; job=#Jnnnn

Or, the background job can write the max_session value to a file,
etc.


HTH,
  Jeff Vance, "CSY"

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