Question about QSYSWRK

[GlenKerner]

I have in my start up program a start for QSYSWRK. I haven't been checking the messages in QSYSOPR for errors (I was relying on operations to inform me), but recently we've been recieving some other errors that has me checking the messages. I found 2 starts for QSYSWRK. The first was successful and the second, of course, was not. In my start up program I start the service directory, then QCMN, then QUSRWRK, AND then QSYSWRK. When the Start SBS command runs for QSYSWRK is run it is already started. I can't see where it is started. In the OS/400 manuals it seems to imply that the OS will automatically start QSYSWRK because of some system jobs that run there. Is this true? Can I remove the manual starting of QSYSWRK?

[Guest.Visitor]

Glen, There was a slightly related posting earlier about where QSysWrk started and the answer seems to be that you do not need to specifically start it. The IPL log also seems to back up this premise. Bill