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@ The rmjob command permanently removes a job definition from the 5 SCHEDULE database, using the command format:
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" * $ SCHEDULE DELETE/JOB job_name/qualifiers |
C The only qualifiers that can be used with this command are LOG and H CONFIRM. It is a good idea to always use the CONFIRM qualifier with the G DELETE command so that you do not delete the wrong job due to a typing error. P 4.13 Using command files
E All the supplied commands are designed to be similar to VMS 8 commands and can be used in command files in any fashion E that is appropriate. Whenever the SCHEDULE System submits a G job to a batch queue for execution it creates a temporary command file.
The commands in these @ files can use certain symbols to coordinate and control the job B execution. All such symbols are placed in the global symbol table.
The various symbols are:
| Symbol | "Meaning |
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| SCHEDULE_FULL_NAME | job name and directory |
| SCHEDULE_NAME | just the job name |
| SCHEDULE_SET_ID | current job set id |
| SCHEDULE_SET_TAG | current tag value |
| SCHEDULE_SET_PARAMETER | current parameter value |
| SCHEDULE_STEP | current job step value |
| SCHEDULE_ENTRY | scheduling entry number |
| SCHEDULE_RESTARTING | 0/1 restarting flag |
| SCHEDULE_RESTART_COUNT | number of restarts done |
| SCHEDULE_RESTART_LIMIT | max allowed restarts |
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