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"/GENERAL=ACL:(ace,ace...)
E The ACL field allows an Access Control List to be specified for this F job. The format of this list adheres to the VMS standard conventions. C Please refer to the appropriate VMS documentation for more details. +/GENERAL=COMMENT:"any text string"
F The COMMENT field is any useful description that you may want to add. This is an 80 character option./CONFIRM
/NOCONFIRM
E CONFIRM requests that the user be prompted prior to any operation to 2 verify that the selected entry is the correct one./NODE=node_name
D The NODE qualifier specifies what node (either local or remote) you want the operation performed on./ENDACTIONS
H The ENDACTIONS listing is a list of resource adjustments that are to be run upon completion of the job./FROM=prototype_name
F The FROM qualifier specifies the name of a job prototype that the new B job will be based on. The properties of the prototype job will be H adopted by the new job in the Windows client. The prototype job must be G in the search path that traverses the local folder, the user's DEFAULT , folder and the DEFAULT folder of the system.#/GENERAL=DOWN_COUNT:number
F The DOWN_COUNT field indicates the remaining number of times a job is G to be executed. This is automatically updated. When zero is reached no - further jobs will be submitted automatically. +/GENERAL=EXECUTE_WINDOW:delta_time
G The EXECUTE_WINDOW specifies the interval in which a job is allowed to G have all requirements met and execute. This is the time it takes a job E to move from scheduling queue C or D to M. Any job that exceeds this E interval will have none of its initiates activated. This interval is C designed to prevent a run away catch up mode from happening if the H system is down for a long period. The interval time check is suppressed ; if this field is set to zero (i.e. the window is infinite). ,/GENERAL=FLAGS:HISTORY|FIXED_SET_ID
//GENERAL=FLAGS:NOHISTORY|FIXED_SET_ID
)/GENERAL=FLAGS:OPEN_VMS|UNIX|NT
$/GENERAL=FLAGS:[NO]BLOCKED
3/GENERAL=FLAGS:[NO]DELETE_UPON_COMPLETION
@ The HISTORY flag indicates whether or not history data is to be G recorded for this job. A job that runs very frequently generates a lot G of history data. To reduce the growth of this history file specify the NOHISTORY flag.C The FIXED_SET_ID flag forces a job to always use a constant set id.
F The operating system flags determine the operating system the job was H created to run on: OPEN_VMS for an Open VMS job, UNIX for a UNIX job or NT for a Windows NT job.
G The BLOCKED flag is used to block a job from running. The job will not 4 run until this flag is set to the default noblocked.
D The DELETE_UPON_COMPLETION flag is used to delete a job once it has E completed and is removed from the P queue. The interval that it will H remain in the P queue is normally 15 hours. When that time elapses, the F job will be deleted from the database. The job will not be deleted if & the retain_on_error submit flag is on.
/GENERAL=JOB_TAG:text
D The JOB_TAG field specifies the initial value for the SET_TAG value 9 when the job is first entered into the scheduling queues. %/GENERAL=LAST_COMPLETED:date
G The LAST_COMPLETED field indicates when a job was last completed. This is automatically updated. !/GENERAL=LAST_START:date
H The LAST_START field indicates the last time a job was started. This is automatically updated."/GENERAL=LAST_SUBMIT:date
G The LAST_SUBMIT field indicates when a job was last submitted. This is automatically updated."/GENERAL=NEXT_SUBMIT:date
D The NEXT_SUBMIT field allows the user to specify the next job start E date. A job will start on its own only if this date and time are set./GENERAL=OWNER:UIC
9 The OWNER field indicates the owner UIC code for the job. =/GENERAL=POST_COM_FILE:file_spec | "I myfile.com"| $ DCL command
"/GENERAL=NOPOST_COM_FILE
D The POST_COM_FILE field indicates that a COM file is to be executed H after the scheduled job has run to completion. The COM file and the job are run in the same batch job.
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