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Why does the SNDDST command fail when a System Monitor runs a SNDDST command based upon a trigger or reset?

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Why does the SNDDST command fail when a System Monitor runs a SNDDST command based upon a trigger or reset?

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The SNDDST command is not safe for a multi-threaded job like the Management Central server. The SNDDST command calls QOSINIT which is part of the QDLS file system. The QDLS file system is not thread safe. Unpredictable results may occur. Thus, the trigger or reset command should be changed to do a Submit Job (SBMJOB) to invoke the SNDDST command. This same solution would hold true for any non-thread safe command being used on a System Monitor trigger or reset command.

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