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Conference csc32::batch_print_services

Title:	Batch_Print_services

Moderator:	STAR::SWEENEY

Created:	Thu Jan 06 1994
Last Modified:	Tue May 20 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	249
Total number of notes:	545

246.0. "Entry number scheme" by TAV02::GALIA (Galia Reznik, Israel Software Support) Mon Apr 07 1997 07:58

    Hi,
    
    After asking in VMSNOTES (note 421) and reading a few relative notes
    here (such as 201 and 150) I still don't understand, how can the Queue
    Manager be 'persuaded' to get down to lower entries after he climbed to
    the millions. 
    Please, read VMSNOTES note 421, so I will not have to repeat the story.
    It seems, that the Queue manager 'remembers' the highest entry he has
    been to, and even though he has plenty of unused entries in 1..9999, he
    uses entry number over million. 
    Is the highest entry 'remembered'?
    How can one make the Queue manager use entries 1..9999, if there are
    enough unused there?
    
    Thanks,
    Galia Reznik,
    MCS, Israel.

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246.1 QMAN's gotta be clobbered not pursuaded STAR::SWEENEY Tue May 20 1997 13:57 6

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246.1	QMAN's gotta be clobbered not pursuaded	STAR::SWEENEY		`Tue May 20 1997 13:57`	6
	I believe the only SURE way to get back to the low entry number is to shutdown queue manager, delete the QMAN$JOURNAL file and restart the queue manager. Of course you lose all jobs in the system (pending, holding etc...) so they need to be manually requeued. Dave

I believe the only SURE way to get back to the low entry number is to shutdown queue manager, delete the 
QMAN$JOURNAL file and restart the queue manager.  Of course you lose all jobs in the system (pending, holding
etc...) so they need to be manually requeued.

Dave