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Q. What should I see if the IBM i Listener is running?

A. You should see at least three items in the Work Active Job display when you execute the WRKACTJOB command:

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Note
Note: In this section, "LANLISTEN" and "TP000000nn" are used as the default names for the Sub-system name and the Transaction jobs. These are the names used by LANSA when a standard LANSA install is performed. Depending on your chosen naming convention, your Sub-system and Transaction jobs may be named differently.

Q. How do I know if the IBM i Listener port is active?

A. Use the IBM i command NETSTAT.

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     Look for Local Port 4545 (default) and check that the state is LISTEN.

Q. The Listener IBM i sub-system starts but there are no jobs.

A. If you see a LANLISTEN Sub-system started but no jobs listed in the sub-system, then select option five to Work with the Sub-system, display the job logs by selecting option 10, and look for any errors.

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Also check the library lists being used for the jobs. Make sure that the proper libraries such as QTEMP, QGPL and the LANSA Program Library are included - in that sequence. (QOTHPRDOWN is used in the instructions for setting up the LANLISTEN Sub-system. QOTHPRDOWN, by default, has a job description QDFTJOBD. This usually does not have DCXPGMLIB in its library list.)

Q. The Listener IBM i Sub-system starts and a job starts and then stops. There are no jobs running.

A. When you start the LANSA LISTEN Sub-system, you may see jobs start and then stop.

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