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Guide and Reference Manual
F It is recommended that resources be listed in the RESOURCE list using % the editor as opposed to this method.
/SUBMIT=ACCOUNT:text
H The ACCOUNT field will specify which account to charge the batch job to G when submitted. This is an eight-character field. The privilege CMKRNL # is required to use this qualifier . ' /SUBMIT=CHARACTERISTICS:number
F The CHARACTERISTICS field will specify the number of a characteristic + to be associated with the job. 2 /SUBMIT=CLI:name
H The CLI field will specify the command language interpreter (CLI) to be G used to process the job. The file specification will assume the device F name SYS$SYSTEM: and the file type EXE (SYS$SYSTEM:filename.EXE). The B default CLI is that defined in the user authorization file (UAF) .# /SUBMIT=CPUTIME:delta_time
D CPUTIME will define a CPU time limit for the batch job. Time can be H specified as delta time, or as 0 or NONE (no limit on the time). If the H queue on which the job will execute has a defined CPUMAXIMUM value, the 8 smaller of the PROCESS command and queue values is used. /SUBMIT=DELETE
/SUBMIT=NODELETE
G The DELETE field will control whether or not command files are deleted 2 after processing. The default setting is NODELETE. /SUBMIT=HOLD
/SUBMIT=NOHOLD
D The HOLD field will place the job into a queue in the HOLD state. A E subsequent DCL SET QUEUE/ENTRY command will be needed to release the 1 job for execution. The default setting is NOHOLD. /SUBMIT=KEEP
/SUBMIT=NOKEEP
? The KEEP field will indicate that the log file produced by the H execution of the job is to be kept and not deleted. The default setting is KEEP.# /SUBMIT=LOG_FILE:file_spec
/SUBMIT=NOLOG_FILE
F The LOG_FILE field specifies the name of the job log file. By default F the file is placed in the user's login directory. The default name is * the job name and the default type is .LOG. /SUBMIT=NAME:text
H The NAME field allows a different name (from that of the job itself) to 8 be used when the job is entered into an execution queue. /SUBMIT=NODE:node_name
@ The NODE field indicates which node is to process the job. In a H cluster, it is assumed that any node can process a job for execution on behalf of any cluster member. ( /SUBMIT=PARAMETER:(p1,p2,...p8)
D The PARAMETER datum will provide the values of up to eight optional D parameters (p1,p2,...p8) for each command procedure in the job. The G symbols are local to the specified command procedure. Characters other A than alphanumeric characters must be included in quotation marks. # /SUBMIT=PRINTER:queue_name
/SUBMIT=NOPRINTER
H The PRINTER datum will queue the job log file for printing when the job D is completed. PRINTER allows the user to specify a particular print , queue. The default print queue is SYS$PRINT.( /SUBMIT=PRIORITY:queue_priority
F The PRIORITY field will specify what queue priority level to use when ) entering the job into an execution queue. ! /SUBMIT=QUEUE:queue_name
G The QUEUE field will identify the batch queue on which the job will be ( entered. The default queue is SYS$BATCH. /SUBMIT=RESTART
/SUBMIT=NORESTART
H The RESTART field will mark the created job as being restartable. Thus, E if the job is restarted during execution, the DCL symbol $RESTART is F set to true. Then the user provided command procedure will check this ? value and continue execution as needed. The default setting is
NORESTART. /SUBMIT=RETAIN
/SUBMIT=NORETAIN
F Flag as retained in batch queue. Also determines whether the job will C be retained if delete_upon_completion is ON and the job fails. The default setting is NORETAIN. /SUBMIT=USER:username
E The USER field indicates on who's behalf the job is to be processted F for execution. Normally this user name is the same as person who owns 8 the job. To change this field requires CMKRNL privilege.7 /SUBMIT=VARIABLE:(var1=value, var2=value etc.)
D The VARIABLE qualifier creates or modifies one or more existing job H variables. If the job variable exists in the Notes cosection of the job / it will be modified, if not it will be created. " /PROCESS=WSDEFAULT:number
G The WSDEFAULT field will define for a batch job a working set default, H the default number of physical pages that the job can use. If the queue D on which the job is executed has a nonzero working set default, the F smaller of the specified job and queue values is used. If the default G set is 0, the smaller of the specified job and user authorization file (UAF) values is used. ! /PROCESS=WSEXTENT:number
E The WSEXTENT field will define for a batch job a working set extent, D the maximum amount of physical memory that the job can use. The job D uses the maximum amount of physical memory only when the system has C excess free pages. If the queue on which the job is executed has a G nonzero working set extent, the smaller of the specified job and queue F values is used. If the default set is 0, the smaller of the specified 5 job and user authorization file (UAF) values is used. /PROCESS=WSQUOTA:number
G The WSQUOTA field will define for a batch job a working set quota, the F amount of physical memory that the job is guaranteed. If the queue on G which the job is executed has a nonzero working set quota, the smaller H of the specified job and queue values is used. If the default set is 0, C the smaller of the specified job and user authorization file (UAF) values is used.
/ N Note
G 2 Please refer to the VMS DCL A Dictionary under the PROCESS command for a more complete description |