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Automated Job Submission System
Guide and Reference Manual
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 & job will be deleted from the database.
/GENERAL=JOB_TAG
G The JOB_TAG option displays the default set tag that will be used when 5 this job is first entered into the scheduling queues. /GENERAL=LAST_COMPLETED
G The LAST_COMPLETED option displays when a job was last completed. This is automatically updated. /GENERAL=LAST_START
H The LAST_START option displays the last time a job was started. This is automatically updated. /GENERAL=LAST_SUBMIT
B The LAST_SUBMIT option displays when a job was last submitted for ) execution. This is automatically updated. /GENERAL=NEXT_SUBMIT
? The NEXT_SUBMIT option displays the next time the job will run. /GENERAL=OWNER
9 The OWNER option displays the owner UIC code for the job. /GENERAL=POST_COM_FILE
F The POST_COM_FILE option displays the COM file that 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. /GENERAL=PRE_COM_FILE
E The PRE_COM_FILE option displays the COM file that is to be executed H prior to running the scheduled job. The COM file and the job are run in the same batch job. /GENERAL=PROTECTION
H The PROTECTION option displays the UIC based access rights for the file. /GENERAL=RESTART_COUNT
A The RESTART_COUNT option displays the allowed number of restarts. /GENERAL=STARTUP_WINDOW
G The STARTUP_WINDOW displays the interval after which a job in schedule F queue B will not be initiated. This only occurs if the system is down E when a job would have had a time based start. If the system comes up E within this interval then the job will start immediately. After this 0 interval this immediate initial run is not done. /GENERAL=STATUS
F The STATUS option displays the success (odd) or failure (even) of the < last job execution. Status code is displayed in hexedecimal. /GENERAL=UP_COUNT
@ The UP_COUNT option displays the number of times a job has been 7 submitted for execution. This is automatically updated. /NOTIFY=AFTER_DELAYED
C The AFTER_DELAYED option selects the interval after which a job is G considered delayed to be displayed. After this interval a notification message is sent. /NOTIFY=COMPLETED
G The COMPLETED option displays the notification that is sent when a job @ completes. If BROADCAST is set then a logged in user will get a = broadcast message. If MAIL is set a VMS MAIL message is sent. /NOTIFY=DELAYED
F The DELAYED option displays the notification that is sent if a job is H delayed. If BROADCAST is set then a logged in user will get a broadcast 3 message. If MAIL is set a VMS MAIL message is sent. /NOTIFY=FAILED
F The FAILED option displays the notification that is sent if a job has G failed. If BROADCAST is set then a logged in user will get a broadcast 3 message. If MAIL is set a VMS MAIL message is sent. /NOTIFY=STARTED
H The STARTED option displays the notification that is sent when a job is H started. If BROADCAST is set then a logged in user will get a broadcast 3 message. If MAIL is set a VMS MAIL message is sent. /NOTIFY=SUBMITTED
G The SUBMITTED option displays the notification that is sent when a job C is submitted. If BROADCAST is set then a logged in user will get a = broadcast message. If MAIL is set a VMS MAIL message is sent. /OUTPUT=file_spec
? The OUTPUT qualifier will route the directory display into the ' specified file instead of the terminal. /RESOURCES=DISK_SPACE
H The DISK_SPACE option displays the specified number of blocks that must 7 be available for the job to be submitted for execution. /RESOURCES=ESTIMATED
@ The ESTIMATED option displays the initial estimate of cpu_time, elapse_time, and io_count. /RESOURCES=FILE
C The FILE option displays the name of a specified file that must be H present in order for a job to be submitted for execution, otherwise the job is held up. /RESOURCES=MEASURED
F The MEASURED option displays information about cpu_time, elapse_time, > io_count, and num_count. It is usually modified automatically. | Field | & description |
| cpu_time | average number of seconds |
| elapse_time | average number of seconds |
| io_count | / average number of buffered and direct I/O |
| num_count | ) number of times average is based on |
/RESCHEDULING
G The RESCHEDULING option displays the method used to calculate the next automatic start time. /SUBMIT=ACCOUNT
E The ACCOUNT option displays which account to charge the batch job to H when processted. This is only operational if the ISE PROJECT accounting package is in use. /SUBMIT=CHARACTERISTICS
H The CHARACTERISTICS option displays the number of any characteristic(s) associated with a job. /PROCESS=CLI
G The CLI option displays the command language interpreter (CLI) used to process a job. /SUBMIT=CPUTIME
? The CPUTIME option displays the CPU time limit for a batch job. /SUBMIT=FLAGS
C The FLAGS option displays what special features are enabled. These G flags are equivalent to the qualifier s that can be specified with the / VMS DCL PROCESS command. The various flags are: | Flag | " Default | & Description |
| [NO]HOLD | NOHOLD | & Hold job in queue until released |
| [NO]KEEP |
KEEP | Keep log file |
| [NO]DELETE | DELETE | Delete COM file |
| [NO]RESTART | NORESTART | Flag as restartable |
| [NO]RETAIN | NORETAIN | ; Flag as retained in batch queue. Also retains job if " delete_upon_completion is on |
/SUBMIT=LOG_FILE
C The LOG_FILE option displays the name of the log file for the jobs. /SUBMIT=NAME
E The NAME option displays the name of the job in the execution queues. /SUBMIT=NODE
B The NODE option displays the node on which each schedule is to be processted. /SUBMIT=PARAMETER
B The PARAMETER option displays any queue parameters that have been $ specified for a schedule definition. /SUBMIT=VARIABLE
H The VARIABLE option displays any job variables that have been specified for a schedule definition. /SUBMIT=PRINTER
H The PRINTER option displays the print queue the job log file is printed on when the job is completed. /SUBMIT=PRIORITY
D The PRIORITY option displays the queue priority level at which each % schedule is processted for execution. /SUBMIT=QUEUE
D The QUEUE option displays the name of the batch queue used during a process operation. /SUBMIT=RETAIN
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
H The USER field indicates on who's behalf the job is to be processed for F execution. Normally this user name is the same as person who owns the job. /SUBMIT=WSDEFAULT
F The WSDEFAULT option displays for a batch job, a working set default, : the default number of physical pages that the job can use. /SUBMIT=WSEXTENT
H The WSEXTENT option displays for a batch job, a working set extent, the 7 maximum amount of physical memory that the job can use. /SUBMIT=WSQUOTA
F The WSQUOTA option displays for a batch job, a working set quota, the 5 amount of physical memory that the job is guaranteed. = /SYMBOL[=prefix_string] or [=(prefix_string,format)]
E The SYMBOL requests that all job information be output to a group of G DCL symbols. Every field in the control record is loaded into a single G DCL symbol. The symbol name is constructed by prefixing the field name F with the provide string. If none is provided a default value of SC is used.