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Re: On Topic - Use of ALTPROC Command
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Dave <[log in to unmask]>
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Dave <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 24 Oct 2006 14:27:58 -0400
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Jeff,

A pin spec of 0 (zero) means use the issuers own pin. The 150 is 
probably (can't be certain with out a SHOWQ ;STATUS) the top of the 
ONLINE (CS) queue.

I would guess someone is trying to make their processes more important 
than the other online users. 150 may even be slightly higher than the CS 
queue, which means they have a higher priority.

Just when you think you can trust some people ;-)

HTH

Dave


Jeff Cox wrote:
> I have seen the use of the following command and am unsure of exactly
> what it is doing:
> ALTPROC 0;PRI=150
>  
> Does this put the job that uses it into the highest queue for
> processing?
>
> Jeff Cox 
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