... and, to be fair to IBM, this behaviour, and how one should respond to
it, is documented in WAKEUP HELPCMS ...
<snip>
To make WAKEUP sleep all day, add a statement similar to this to your fil
e
of WAKEUP TIMES:
ALL 23:59:59 01/01/01
Then WAKEUP will always have a reason to wait. When WAKEUP wakes up for
this event, you could have your exec sleep for 1 minute. At the end of th
e
1 minute it will be the next day. When your loop re-executes and WAKEUP i
s
reinvoked, the WAKEUP TIMES file will be read for the next day. Otherwise
,
WAKEUP will return when there are not any more tasks for today and will
not sleep until tomorrow.
<snip>
(N.B that final sentence)
Regards
Jeff
