Finding or changing the server job and its attributes for a particular instance

The name of the server job for a particular server matches the name of the IBM® Content Manager OnDemand instance for which it is running. For example, the server job name is QUSROND for the default Content Manager OnDemand instance named QUSROND. You can use the command WRKACTJOB JOB(QUSROND) to find this default server job.

In addition, Common Server creates many QSQSRVR jobs during its processes. To determine which specific QSQSRVR job to view if you encountered a problem with a Content Manager OnDemand process, look at the instance job log (for example, the job log for the QUSROND job) and compare the time stamps of the error messages to the time stamps of the QSQSRVR job logs to determine which spawned QSQSRVR job or jobs are related to the particular process you are investigating.

Server jobs are started with a job description that matches the name of the instance. The instance library is checked first. If a job description that matches the name of the instance is not found in the instance library, then library QUSRRDARS is checked. If a job description by that name is still not found, then job description QOND400 in library QRDARS is used (and can be changed if necessary).

For example, if you wanted to change the job queue that instance TEST used, you would create a job description named TEST in library QUSRRDARS that specified the job queue you wanted to use. This alternate job queue could be used to send the server jobs to a different subsystem than the default.