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To do this, simply use a normal x_run command like this:
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RUN PROC=*
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STRJOBQ QNAM=QBATCH ...
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etc ......
This example would start a monitor running against the job queue defined in X_JOBQ.DAT with the name QBATCH.
Under Windows you should actually use:
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START X_RUN PROC=*STRJOBQ QNAM=QBATCH ... etc ......
to start the monitor running as another process.
You can also control a job queue monitor by using:
X_RUN PROC=*HLDJOBQ QNAM=<queue> | to "hold" a job queue. |
X_RUN PROC=*RLSJOBQ QNAM=<queue> | to "release" a job queue. |
X_RUN PROC=*ENDJOBQ QNAM=<queue> | to "end" a job queue monitor. |
To clear a job queue, simply erase all files in the nominated job queue directory (but only when the monitor is not active).
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