Re: I may have asked this before, but why is the JVM job for a Tomcat server always "QP0ZSPWT"?

> message: 1
> subject: I may have asked this before, but why is the JVM job for a
> 	Tomcat server always "QP0ZSPWT"?
> 
> Exactly what it says on the tin (as TVTropes would put it). Does anybody
> know where that jobname comes from? I can't recall ever seeing anything
> in the Tomcat startup scripts about it, and it seems specific to IBM
> Midrange boxes.
> 
> --
> JHHL

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.5?topic=ssw_ibm_i_75/apis/spawn.html

QSYS/QP0ZSPWT, if the flag SPAWN_SETTHREAD_NP is set ON.

The IBM i prestart jobs must have been started using either 
QSYS/QP0ZSPWP or QSYS/QP0ZSPWT as the program that identifies a prestart 
job entry for the IBM i subsystem that the parent process is running 
under. If a prestart job entry is not defined, the child process will 
run as a batch immediate job under the same subsystem as the parent process.

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Bryan
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