cDSCHEDULE Automated Job Submission System Guide and Reference �ManualD

SCHEDULE
Automated Job Submission System
Guide and Reference Manual


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Part 2
Scheduling Guide

DThis part of the manual contains a summary of the SCHEDULE @line commands as well as an example of a typical job scheduling procedure.

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Chapter 4
Line Command Summary



HThis chapter summarizes the main commands that are available to the DCL Gcommand line interface user. SCHEDULE commands may be entered in one of two modes:

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  1. SCHEDULE command mode: SCHEDULE commands I are entered from the standard prompt and include the SCHEDULE keyword. 9 For example, the directory command would be entered as:

     

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    $ SCHEDULE DIRECTORY 
        
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  2. Prompt mode: In prompt mode commands may be B entered at a prompt without the SCHEDULE keyword proceeding the B command. For example, the directory command would be entered as:

     

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    <                                                            $ SCHEDULE  Schedule> directory  
        
    



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4.1 Prompt mode edit commands

DWhen in SCHEDULE prompt mode, the user can utilize command @recall and command edit capabilities. Command recall allows the Hredisplay of previously entered SCHEDULE commands by using the Fup and down arrow keys. The previous command may be recalled and then Gedited if necessary to reduce the need for multiple entry of sometimes lengthy commands.

HEdit commands are based on the UNIX emacs edit routines. Users familiar Awith these routines should find it easy to edit and navigate the Fcommand line. The following table lists the SCHEDULE command Crecall and edit commands. Key descriptions seperated by a "+" sign <indicate the consecutive entry of the two keys. For example E[ESC]+[D] means press Escape and then press D. CKey descriptions seperated by "-" indicate the user press the keys Gsimultaneously. For example [CTRL-P] means press Ctrl and P simultaneously. !                                                                           
Action Key
 Recall previous command * []<uparrow symbol>, [Prev], [Page Up] or [CTRL-P]
 Recall next command , []<downarrow symbol>, [Next], [Page Down] or [CTRL-N]
 Erase previous character  [Backspace] or [Delete]
 Erase previous word  [CTRL-W], [F13], [ESC]+ [H], [ESC]+ [Backspace] or [ESC]+ [Delete]
 Erase line  [Delete], [Remove] or [F7]
 Erase current character  [CTRL-D] or [ESC]+ [D]
 Move to end-of-line  [CTRL-E] or [F11]
 Move to beginning-of-line  [CTRL-A] or [F12]
 Move a word forward  [ESC]+ [F]
 Move a word backward  [ESC]+ [B]
 Clear to end-of-line  [CTRL-K]
Clear to beginning-of-line  [CTRL-X]
Tab  [TAB]
 Insert mode  [INSERT] or [F14]
HELP  [HELP] or [PF2]
RETURN  [RETURN], [DO], [PF4] or [SELECT]
QUIT  [CTRL-C],0 [CTRL-]<setminus symbol>, [F6] or [CTRL-Y]
EXIT  [CTRL-Z] or [F10]




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