How do Queues work on the AS ?

Hi List,
I am still struggeling to understand how some things work on a AS400.
When I submit a UBE to the AS it will go into the default queue as defined in my WS´s jde.ini:

[NETWORK QUEUE SETTINGS]
UBEQueue=QB7334

if no other queue is set in the version.

When a package is build, the compile processes go all into QBATCH. Where is this set up? Can I redirect the package build to QB7334? Should I do this? Why, why not?

To my knowledge, on Unix/Windows servers the package build processes do not really have anything to do with the queues, so this is new to me.

Thanks for the patience with an AS400-novice, Gerd

Gerd,

In the ES's INI file [BSFN BUILD] section add an entry for QName=yourqueue

This will direct the package build processes, except PAKTOTAM, to yourqueue. If anyone knows how to send the PAKTOTAM to a named queue, I would appreciate knowing, these jobs play heck with my caching in my subsystems.

Tom Davidson

Hi Gerd,

I like to direct my package builds to a different queue altogether called
OWBUILD. Typically your default OW batch queue is single threaded but
since MOST package builds are done off-hours, by using a different queue
for builds you can set your OWBUILD queue to 2, 3 even 4 simultaneous jobs
to run the builds faster depending on how many processors you have and how
fast your machine runs. This is something you'll have to play with to see
how many builds you can run concurrently without thrashing and you can
leave the default OW queue to single threaded.

Tom,

I'm not sure if this will help but I used to change the build queue by
changing the ONEWORLD User ID so that it used my OWBUILD queue. By making
that change instead of using the JDE.INI setting all the build jobs went
into OWBUILD. I'm pretty sure PAKTOTAM went there as well but I don't have
access to a machine to verify. You could try that.

Regards,
Gerald.






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Hi List,I am still struggeling to understand how some things work on a
AS400.When I submit a UBE to the AS it will go into the default queue as
defined in my WS´s jde.ini:[NETWORK QUEUE SETTINGS]UBEQueue=QB7334if no
other queue is set in the version.When a package is build, the compile
processes go all into QBATCH. Where is this set up? Can I redirect the
package build to QB7334? Should I do this? Why, why not?To my knowledge, on
Unix/Windows servers the package build processes do not really have
anything to do with the queues, so this is new to me.Thanks for the
patience with an AS400-novice, Gerd
B732 - ERP8, Unix, a little AS400, Windows, Oracle, SQL, WTS, JAS
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Hi all ,I have a problem about queues on AS400.I defined a laser printer on AS400 .I can print whatever I want from AS400 regardless of JDE.I defined this printer on jde deployment Server.But when I submit a ube I can not see submitted job in outputqueue.So I can not get a output from printer.Can you advice me anything at this moment?Many thanks..

Change the jobq in the job description associated with the OneWorld user.