Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

4.2 Displaying Status
To Restrict The Display To
A specific job or
all jobs whose names:
-start with the same characters or
-end with the same characters or
-contain the same characters
One station you can connect to
One CPU
Jobs received from another node
Status at another node
Specify Any Combination Of
These
J=jname
Substitue * or ?s for > following:
J=characters-
J=-characters
J=-characters-
ST=id
SYS=sysid
FM=nodeid
RO=nodeid
For example, you could display just those jobs in the ACCTG schedule that are
running late at station 39. To do that, you would tab down to LATE, enter
S=ACCTG,ST=39
and then press Enter. For more information about * and ?, see the term mask
character in the Glossary.
Note: Limiting the display by specifying schedule name or job name
decreases response time in all cases except where a mask character is
used in the first character position.
4.2.3 Displaying Status in Sequence
Unicenter CA-Scheduler shows queues in alphabetical order, but you can
request them in order of priority. Unicenter CA-Scheduler prioritizes work by
considering several factors, not just the value of the JOB PRIORITY field.
Unicenter CA-Scheduler allows you to determine the priority of schedules and
jobs within the workload using these factors:
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Predecessors
Start times
Deadlines
Priority fields
Jobs with the same priority (the same values for all four factors) are sorted
alphabetically.
If you want the queue to appear in priority order, type
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