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Exits the MOTIF Editor/Monitor and returns to the previous process.
Equivilent to choosing Quit from the
Control menu.
1.2.3.5 Move Job
The move icon enables the cursor to move jobs to any position in the job group. After selecting the icon, click and release on the job to be moved, reposition the job and click and release again. The job's position in the job group will be adjusted but the dependencies remain the same.
Multiple jobs may be moved by creating a selection box around more than
one job. First, click above and to the left of the jobs to be selected.
Next, drag the cursor below and to the right of the jobs. Upon
releasing the mouse button the jobs within the bounding box can be
moved in the same manner as the single jobs described earlier.
1.2.3.6 Remove Job
The remove icon enables the cursor to remove job boxes in the job group window. This does not delete the job from the database but rather only removes the job box from being visible in the job group window. After selecting the icon, click and release on the job to be removed.
Multiple jobs may be removed by creating a selection box around more
than one job. First, click above and to the left of the jobs to be
selected. Next, drag the cursor below and to the right of the jobs.
Upon releasing the mouse button the jobs within the bounding box can be
removed in the same manner as the single jobs described earlier.
1.2.3.7 Show Job Log
Displays the selected job's current log in a display window. After
selecting the job log icon, click on the desired job. The log will be
displayed in a display window.
1.2.3.8 Current Queue State
In order to determine the current queue state of a job, select the
queue state icon and click on the job. The state of the job in the
queue will be displayed in a window.
1.2.3.9 Submit Job
In order to submit a job for execution, select the submit icon and
click on the job to submitted. The job will be submitted into the
current queue.
1.2.3.10 Stop Job
A job may be aborted by selecting the Stop Job icon and selecting the job to be removed from a queue. All subsequent execution will be halted including any pending dependencies.
The ability to stop the execution of a job in the K or L queues is dependent on a number of factors. The first and most important of these is the performance and complexity of the system. The ability of the icon to reflect the current state of the queue is dependent on a latency that may occur as the queue state is updated in a multiple cluster or remote server environment. Another factor that may cause a difficulty in aborting the job is that if a job does not perform DCL commands, it may not be stopped. Usually, jobs that have a designated delay in the K and L queues and perform some DCL commands are able to be aborted using the stop function. |
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