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Monitoring activity

To monitor a jobs progress through the system use a command of the following format.

C:\> schedule monitor/queue \queue_letter\

For example:

C:\> schedule monitor/queue

K Submitted 650. START (1587) Execution queue entry 789

L Started 650. START (1587) Execution queue entry 789

M Completed 650. START (1587) Completed on December 16, 2002,14:33

B Wtfr start 287. UPDATE_A (1587) Holding until December 17, 2002,15:00

B Wtfr start 669. UPDATE_B (1587)

E Wtfr prereq 287. UPDATE_A (1587)

H Wtfr file 287. UPDATE_A (1587) Waiting for file INDATA1.DAT

I Wtfr disk 287. UPDATE_A (1587) Waiting for 1000 blocks on DUA1:

E Wtfr prereq 669. UPDATE_B (1587)

H Wtfr file 669. UPDATE_B (1587) Waiting for file INDATA2.DAT

All the events displayed by the monitor represent scheduling queue changes. Each one of these events is also recorded in the historical data file. To replay any series of events use the type/history command.

See Also

SCHEDULE command overview

Command mode vs. prompt mode

Creating a job

Creating a directory

Creating a calendar

Modifying jobs

Looking at jobs

Looking at calendars

Looking at directories

Looking at history data

Other Schedule commands