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: 2.3.5.2 Control attributes
@ Each calendar is controlled by a set of attributes. To view the F attributes of all the system wide calendars use the following command:
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" . $ SCHEDULE DIRECTORY/CALENDAR/FULL [DEFAULT]* [DEFAULT]HOLIDAY @ Comment = Holidays - system wide holidays ) Owner = [SYSTEM] 8 Protection = S:RWED,O:RWED,G:RE,W:RE Workdays = Flags = " Fiscal = 1 [DEFAULT]STANDARD = Comment = Standard calendar - all days ) Owner = [SYSTEM] 8 Protection = S:RWED,O:RWED,G:RE,W:RE Workdays = / Flags = NoWeekend_runs " Fiscal = 1 [DEFAULT]WORKDAYS / Comment = Only work days ' Owner = system 8 Protection = S:RWED,O:RWED,G:RE,W:RE 4 Workdays = NoHoliday,NoWeekend Flags = " Fiscal = 1 |
@ The workdays setting indicates what days are to be counted so as G to produce the desired day numbering scheme. The possible settings are:
| Setting | &Description |
|---|---|
| NoHoliday | do not count holidays |
| NoWeekend | % do not count saturday or sunday |
C The NoHoliday setting indicates that the holiday calendar is to be G superimposed and any day marked (with any type of mark) on the holiday ) calendar is considered a non-counted day.
G The flag settings indicate what days runs are allowed on. The possible flag settings are:
| Flag | &Description |
|---|---|
| NoHoliday_runs | # do not allow runs on holidays |
| NoWeekend_runs | - do not allow runs on Saturday or Sunday |
E The NoHoliday_runs flag indicates that the holiday calendar is to be C superimposed and any day marked (with any type of mark) on holiday , calendar is considered as a non-allowed day.
% The Fiscal value is the number of the A first month of that calendar. For example in the above calendars @ January (month number 1) is the first month. This value is used D whenever a named day rescheduling method has been indicated and the 1 names YEAR_START or YEAR_END have been specified. ? 2.3.5.3 How calendars are located
H In each job a calendar name can be specified. This name can not contain E a directory path. If the job is in a subdirectory then an attempt is D made to locate the calendar in that same subdirectory. If not found 5 there, then an attempt is made to locate the calendar E in the top directory. If not found there, then an attempt is made to F locate the calendar in the [DEFAULT] directory. If not found there an error message is generated.
C This same process is used when trying to locate a holiday calendar. F The holiday calendar is named HOLIDAY. Whenever a holiday calendar is 4 needed a search is made for a calendar by that name.
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