Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

3.9 Defining Jobs
SCHD-JCRE DEF C= J=IH7D2 JN=1 ST=4 S=BACKUP CA-Scheduler
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RANGE=1-72
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MON OR /EVERY MONDAY OR / 1
TUE OR /EVERY TUESDAY OR / 2
WED OR /EVERY WEDNESDAY OR / 3
THU /EVERY THURSDAY / 4
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1...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7...
Next, define this job to run Monday through Thursday. Type in the criteria
statement shown preceding to define four reasons for selecting this job.
Although it really does not matter where on this panel you enter your criteria,
we recommend you type each reason for selecting a job on a separate line so
that it is easier to see which reasons here correspond with fields on the job's
reason code record. If there is more than one reason for selecting a job, each
reason ends with OR (except the last one, of course).
Note: Multiple ORs can be grouped into a single reason code by placing
parentheses around this reason. (See the chapter "Criteria Language" for
more details.)
When you write criteria, you can embed comments anywhere by using /* as a
beginning delimiter and */ as an ending delimiter. These delimiters can appear
on different lines if the comment is longer than one line.
The preceding criteria statement will cause Unicenter CA-Scheduler to select
this job less frequently than the rest of the schedule. That means Unicenter
CA-Scheduler selects the BACKUP schedule every day. On Monday through
Thursday, Unicenter CA-Scheduler puts this job in the daily workload.
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