cRSCHEDULE Automated Job Submission System Guide and Reference Manualc

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Automated Job Submission System
Guide and Reference Manual

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+$ SCHEDULE MODIFY AJOB/SUBMIT=PRIORITY:150

GFor more information about what the various attributes are for, please Hrefer to the VMS DCL Dictionary under the description of the SUBMIT DCL command.A

2.1.7 Notices and Notifications

DA notice is just additional text information that is to be included Ewith a notification mail message pertaining to a particular job. For =example a very important update job must properly complete toFensure that all the day's activities operate properly. In this case a Gfailure message might be sent to the operator including the text "Call John Doe X344 immediately".

HThere are six types of events that trigger notification processing. The events are listed below: &
Event Description
SUBMITTED % job was submitted for execution
STARTED job has started execution
DELAYED & job is currently behind schedule
COMPLETED ! job has completed execution
FAILED job execution has failed
OTHER " other problems have occurred

Event	Description
SUBMITTED	% job was submitted for execution
STARTED	job has started execution
DELAYED	& job is currently behind schedule
COMPLETED	! job has completed execution
FAILED	job execution has failed
OTHER	" other problems have occurred

?In addition, there are custom strings that can be added to the Dnotification list that control the way notifications are processed. These are: ! &
String Description
% EMAIL="address<,address>" G allows specification of additional e-mail addresses to send mail L messages to. The list can be comma separated, or you can add multiple EMAIL= lines in the file.
# BROADCAST="user<,user>" H allows specification of additional user opcoms/net sends/terminal I messages. The list can be comma separated, or you can add multiple C BROADCAST= lines in the file. MESSENGER= can be used as well.
MAIL_SUBJECT="subject" G allows the user to customize the mail message subject. They can K incorporate environment variables into the control string. The user F would need to look at the notify script for a full list of the N environment variables defined. The environment variables referenced in 7 the MAIL_SUBJECT must be in the format required.
SEND_LOG M available for completed and failed events, and simply appends the most N recent log file to the end of the mail message. It is ignored for other event types.
INCLUDE="text" L allows another job's notice text to be included in the current job's B notice section at runtime. This is similar to the INCLUDE= J functionality used in resource processing. Basically it allows the I definitions that are used in multiple locations to be centralized.

String	Description
% EMAIL="address<,address>"	G allows specification of additional e-mail addresses to send mail L messages to. The list can be comma separated, or you can add multiple EMAIL= lines in the file.
# BROADCAST="user<,user>"	H allows specification of additional user opcoms/net sends/terminal I messages. The list can be comma separated, or you can add multiple C BROADCAST= lines in the file. MESSENGER= can be used as well.
MAIL_SUBJECT="subject"	G allows the user to customize the mail message subject. They can K incorporate environment variables into the control string. The user F would need to look at the notify script for a full list of the N environment variables defined. The environment variables referenced in 7 the MAIL_SUBJECT must be in the format required.
SEND_LOG	M available for completed and failed events, and simply appends the most N recent log file to the end of the mail message. It is ignored for other event types.
INCLUDE="text"	L allows another job's notice text to be included in the current job's B notice section at runtime. This is similar to the INCLUDE= J functionality used in resource processing. Basically it allows the I definitions that are used in multiple locations to be centralized.

>Separate or common text can be provide for all six events. The0general format of the notices is detailed below:

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