How do you proceed in case your active AS400 session has got disconnected suddenly, how can you get back to your session ? Is it possible??
Answer Posted / sandey243
Go to WRKACTJOB and hit F14 to include all the disconnected jobs, if that job is still active it will be visible there.
Note: Job active time after disconnection depends on SYSVAL
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