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The question was simple: Can you tell when a subsystem started?
I am going to give two examples. The first will show what I would do if you asked me what time the QPGMR subsystem was started. I only need to give an answer one time, and I do not need to write a program or code to do this.
In the second example I do want some code to show when the QPGMR subsystem was started. This would be used in a scenario where I would need to know frequently what time it started. I would add it to the Job Scheduler, run the job periodically, and it would send me an email with the date and time it started included within.