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type/history

Type a history file.

The TYPE command will type out the various list sections that can be associated with a history file.

General Format

type/history job_name [/qualifiers]

Alternate

morehist job_name [-qualifiers]

Qualifier Summary

Selection qualifiers:

/from (or since) = date

/to (or before) = date

/queue = letter [,letter]

/set_id = number (default = all)

/node = target_node

Column section qualifiers:

/full

/step

/job

/statistics

/log_date

/submit

/event

Examples

C:\> schedule type/history test/job

\jlee\test

may 3, 2000, 10:56 r msg comp 0. \jlee\default (0)

may 3, 2000, 10:54 r msg comp 0. \jlee\default (0)

may 3, 2000, 10:54 r msg comp 0. \jlee\default (0)

may 3, 2000, 10:53 v msg failed 0. \jlee\default (0)

Qualifiers

/hostname=host_name

The qualifier specifies what node (either local or remote) you want the operation performed on.

/event

The EVENT option adds to the display the column of event data (the letter of the event queue and the very brief event description).

/from=date

The FROM qualifier specifies that only those history entries that are dated after the specified date are to be displayed. The date specified can be either an absolute time or a combination time. The default date is the current time.

/full

The FULL option displays all the known attributes of a history file.

/job

The JOB option displays the job_name in the history file.

/log_date

The LOG_DATE option displays the date a job was logged in.

/queue=letter [,letter]

The QUEUE qualifier will select entries originating from the specified scheduling queue. The default is B, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, R. Enclose multiple queue letters in parentheses. INCLUDE>(hist:qua_set_tag.sdml)

/statistics

The STATISTICS option displays the various statistics of a job, including start time, I/O, elapsed time, etc..

/step

The STEP option adds to the display the column of step data.

/submit

The SUBMIT option displays the queue on which a job was submitted and the position in the queue.

/to=date

The TO qualifier specifies that only those history entries that are dated earlier the specified time are to be displayed. The date specified can be either an absolute time or a combination time. The default date is the current time.

See Also

HISTORY commands

delete/history