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H The CREATE command is an easy way to create a job entry. If you need to G set a number of modifying parameters about the days, dates or times of F submission add qualifiers. DCL commands , prerequisites and initiates G can be added after the job has been created by using the SCHEDULE EDIT command.
F SCHEDULE CREATE is the basic command for building schedules. The real F power of this command is in the multiplicity of qualifiers, which set F various parameters. The format of SCHEDULE CREATE command is:
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" + $ SCHEDULE CREATE/JOB job_name /qualifiers |
* Commonly used qualifiers are listed in
| Field | &Description |
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| & /GEN=COMMENT:``any text string'' | > Any useful description, up to 100 characters in length. |
| /GEN=RESTART:number | N The number of automatic restarts allowed if the job fails. The default # is 0 or no-restarts allowed. |
| /GEN=NEXT_SUBMIT:date | H Next date and time that a job will be submitted for execution at. |
| /SUB=QUEUE:name | 6 Name of the batch queue to submit the job into. |
| ( /SUB=PARAMETER:(``p1'',``p2'',...) | C Parameter values to pass to the job when submitting the job. |
| /SUB=PRIORITY:number | A Queue priority to use when enter job into VMS batch queue. |
| /RESCH=INTERVAL:delta | G Time interval to add to start time to arrive at next start time. |
| /RESCH=MARKED:letter | 9 Letter indicating which days to submit the job on. |
| /RESCH=NAMED:names | J Indicates on what days a job is to start on given their names. The F known names are MONDAY through SUNDAY, MONTH_START, MONTH_END, YEAR_START and YEAR_END. |
| 0 /RESCH=TIME_OF_DAY:<pm symbol> delta | F Time of day offset interval, used with NAMED or MARKED methods. |
| /RESCH=CALENDAR:name | J The name of the calendar to use when selecting the next start time. |
H The COPY command is the simplest way to create a job, but also the most H limited, in that there must already be a similar job available to copy. H You use SCHEDULE COPY to copy the existing job to another name F called the target job. SCHEDULE COPY copies everything about F the source job to the target job: parameters, a prerequisite list, an < initiate list, and DCL commands. Then you can make whatever G modifications you want to the copy, using the commands MODIFY, INSERT, or EDIT.
The format for COPY is:
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" 6 $ SCHEDULE COPY/JOB source_job target_job /qualifiers |
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