An IDMS CV shows many queues with names that begin with RHDCREPT. What creates these? It is possible that a great number of these queues may fill the DDLDCRUN area and need to be manually deleted.
Release: All supported releases.
When a program issues WRITE PRINTER (#PRINT), a RHDCREPTxxxxnnn queue is created and goes away when the report gets written to the printer.
DCMT D REPORTS should show any queued reports
If such queues are amassing and not going away, most likely there are applications writing to one or more printers that were offline for some reason. Resolve the printer problem and the queued reports will print and the queues will be deleted.
Example: If a user sets their printer class to 1, and that class is not associated with any actual printer, the reports sent there will simply queue up.
As an example, four WRITE PRINTER requests are sent to this print class. DCMT D REP
CL/DEST REPORTS LINES
01 00004 0003120
this shows four reports queued in class 1. DCMT D CLASS 1
ON REPORT ORIGINAL PROGRAM RPT RPT NUM NUM
PRINTER NAME LTERM-ID NAME PRI ID LINES COPIES USER
HLQJ1 LTVTM001 IDMSDDDC 010 001 00780 001 ###
HLQJ2 LTVTM001 IDMSDDDC 010 001 00780 001 ###
HLQJ3 LTVTM001 IDMSDDDC 010 001 00780 001 ###
HLQJ4 LTVTM001 IDMSDDDC 010 001 00780 001 ###
The above display shows the four queued reports.
QUED task shows those four queued reports with RHDCREPT followed by the report names in the above displayIDMS DC256002 V1900 T84 *** QUEUE STATUS IN DDLDCRUN ***
IDMS DC256003 V1900 T84 QUEUE NAME INV TASK RECORDS CREATE RET EXP ACTION
IDMS DC256004 V1900 T84 RHDCREPTHLQJ1 0000051 19.112 001 001 KEPT L
IDMS DC256004 V1900 T84 RHDCREPTHLQJ2 0000051 19.112 001 001 KEPT L
IDMS DC256004 V1900 T84 RHDCREPTHLQJ3 0000051 19.112 001 001 KEPT L
IDMS DC256004 V1900 T84 RHDCREPTHLQJ4 0000051 19.112 001 001 KEPT L