Display job properties

The directory/job or lsjob command displays a categorized listing of a job's properties.

Examples

The default directory/job or lsjob command will display the names of the jobs in the current directory. The /job qualifier is the default and therefore not necessary.

Windows:

Schedule> directory

Job directory \cu_monthly

 alactvy_90          apglist_81          apgproof_101        
 chkreg_100          chkreg_97           chkreg_98           
 db2rstat_145        dormmem_89          dvacrual_133        
 iralimit_92         lnaddrpt_74         lnautopr_109      
 lnautopr_139        lnautopr_151        lnautopr_96       
 lstopt_86           memorpt_83          mhstd_84          
 ncusirpt_91         oarpt_63            payalloc_88         

What it does: Displays the contents of the directory \cache_expect_examples

The directory/full or lsjob -full command displays all properties for a job in a categorized list.

UNIX/Linux:

Schedule> lsjob best_pra
 
/wmlopez/best_pra
 
General
    Comment                   = 
    Next submit               = Not set                  
    Last submit               = May 24, 2013, 10:18      
    Last start                = May 24, 2013, 10:18      
    Last completed            = May 24, 2013, 10:18      
    Last set id               = 342
    Last node on              = IBMAIX
    Up count                  = 2
    Down count                = infinite
    Restart count             = 0
    Status                    = 0x08788041 - SCH-S-NULLCOM, Job completed, no commands defined
    Flags                     = UNIX,History
    Job tag                   = 
    Pre COM file              = 
    Post COM file             = 
    Startup window            = 0-00:15:00.00
    Execute window            = 0-12:00:00.00
    Owner                     = wmlopez 
    Protection                = -rwxrwxrwx
 
Rescheduling
    None
 
Process
    User                      = wmlopez
    Shell                     = /bin/ksh
    Node                      = ibmaix
    Flags                     = Delete,NoHold,Keep
    Log file                  = 
    Versions_of_log           = 0
    Name                      = 
    Parameter                 = "","","","","","","",""
 
Resources
    Disk space                = "",0
    File                      = 
    Measured                  = 12,568,1710,3
    Estimated                 = 10,60,100
 
Notify
    Submitted                 = "",NoMail,NoBroadcast,EventLog
    Started                   = "",NoMail,NoBroadcast,EventLog
    Completed                 = "wmlopez",Mail,NoBroadcast,EventLog
    Failed                    = "wmlopez",Mail,NoBroadcast,EventLog
    Delayed                   = "wmlopez",Mail,Broadcast,EventLog
    After delayed             = 0-00:15:00.00

What it does: Displays all properties of the job trans_sub

Windows:

The line display mode can be used to display any of the fields associated with a job definition. One or more columns of information about job definitions can be displayed by specifying a qualifier or series of qualifiers for the schedule directory command.

Schedule> directory/job update/gen=(comment, next)

Job directory [GL_PROCESSING]

UPDATE          Daily  Update          January 20, 2013, 13:00

UPDATE_LEDGER1  Daily update of Ledger Not set

UPDATE_LEDGER2  Weekly Ledger Printout February 3, 2013, 10:00

UPDATE LEDGER3  Monthly Report         January 23, 2013, 15:30

UPDATE          Update Price list      Not set

Total of 5

What it does: Displays the contents of all jobs starting with "update" as well as the comment and next start time

See Display job properties (directory/job or lsjob) for a detailed description of this command.