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COMPLETE performs the final stage of a job run.
The COMPLETE command completes the final stage of a job run. The job's command list is not processed, nor are any resource or end action list commands. The job will appear as a successful completion in the P (Holding previous completions) queue and initiates will be submitted if the /INIT qualifier is used in combination. If the command is used to recover from a previous job run, the set id of the previous run should be designated to insure proper job flow.
Windows/OpenVMS Format:
complete/job job_name [/qualifiers]
UNIX/Linux Format:
compjob job_name [-qualifiers]
General Qualifiers:
/[no]log or -[no]log
/[no]confirm or -[no]confirm
/node or -node = target_node
Complete Conditions:
/initiates or -initiates
/noinitiates or -noinitiates (default)
Restart Step Controls:
/step or -step = number
Job Set Controls:
/set_tag or -set_tag = "string"
/set_parameter or -set_parameter = "string"
/set_id or -set_id = number
Windows:
Schedule> complete/job \jkrieg\backup_job
OpenVMS:
Schedule> complete/job [jhrieg]
UNIX/Linux:
Schedule> compjob /jkrieg/backup_job
/[no]confirm or -[no]confirm
CONFIRM requests that the user be prompted prior to any operation to verify that the selected entry is the correct one.
/hostname or -hostname =host_name
The qualifier specifies what node (either local or remote) you want the operation performed on.
/[no]log or -[no]log
The LOG qualifier causes each completed operation to issue a note to the user.
/[no]initiates or -[no]initiates
This indicates whether or not on completion of the job the initiate list should be carried out.
/set_id or -set_id
The SET_ID qualifier indicates to what set the job belongs. If a number is not provided then the system automatically assigns the next available set number.
/set_parameter or -set_parameter ="text"
The SET_PARAMETER qualifier specifies information to be passed from one job to another inside a set of jobs.
/set_tag or -set_tag ="text"
The SET_TAG qualifier also specifies information to be passed from one job to another inside a set of jobs.
/step or -step =number
The STEP qualifier indicates at which step to start the job.