Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

4.9 Controlling Schedules
4.9 Controlling Schedules
You can control schedules for which you are authorized. To control schedules
issue one of these online commands:
CANCEL FORCE HOLD PURGE RELEASE
REQUEST RUN SREQ TALTER CP
To enter a command, you must enter the number that appears next to it on the
command line (===>). You may enter keywords by separating them from the
number and from each other with commas. The chart following explains what
these commands do.
To Enter Which Stands For
Add a schedule to the active queue that has:
-not been selected today
-been INACTIVE along with all its
successors
-been INACTIVE and leave in the inactive
queue any successors that are also
REQUESTED or that have other INACTIVE
predecessors that were also REQUESTED
20
21
32
RUN
REQUEST
SREQ
Hold a schedule that is waiting or started 23 HOLD
Release the hold on a schedule 22 RELEASE
Cancel a schedule at any point before
completion
Cancel a schedule and post its successors as
if the schedule completed successfully.
24 CANCEL
30 CANCEL/POST
Rerun canceled or completed schedules. 20 RUN
Delete canceled or completed schedules 34 PURGE
Temporarily change values defined for an
active schedule for this execution only
Force a schedule to start, even though it is
waiting for its early start time to be reached
or for predecessor conditions to be satisfied
31 TALTER
33 FORCE
When issuing commands from the Online Monitoring panel, you can use any
of the keywords listed under the command name in the chapter "Controlling
Schedules and Jobs" in the Uniicenter CA-Scheduler Reference Guide Part 1. To
enter a keyword, enter the number of the command followed by a comma and
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