PQ>> Perhaps JAMUTIL could be used in conjunction with JAMINFO, i.e.   
    PQ>> after JAMINFO has identified where the problem resides.   
      
    ml> i dunno... but it could take a long time walking thru an area with   
    ml> 100 messages... let alone several hundred or thousand...   
      
    PQ> That's why I said, "...in conjunction with JAMINFO...".  JAMINFO   
    PQ> likes to show which doo-hickeys are damaged in a JAM area.  One   
    PQ> could use JAMUTIL to then proceed to the damamged doo-hickeys, to   
    PQ> fix them, instead of the "...long time walking thru...".   
      
   oh... it has been so long since i used JAMINFO... i had forgotten that it   
   might tell you what message number(s) is/are bad... that's providing that that   
   data file isn't also corrupted in such a manner that the record is   
   mis-identified...   
      
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