Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide
Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide
4.10 Controlling Jobs 4.10 Controlling Jobs You can control jobs that are part of schedules at stations for which you are authorized. To control jobs, issue one of these online commands: ADD CANCEL COMPLETE FORCE HOLD PURGE RELEASE REQUEST RERUN RESTAGE RUN SREQ START SUBMIT TALTER CP To enter a command, 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 jobs to the active queue that: -are not in the database -are in the database but have not been selected today -have been INACTIVE, and add all their successors -have been INACTIVE, and add any successors that do not have REQUESTED in their criteria and that do not have any other INACTIVE predecessors that were also REQUESTED 46 40 41 52 ADD RUN REQUEST SREQ Submit jobs -that are waiting or SUBMIT FAILED -regardless of their current status Rerun jobs that are -canceled or completed -abended, failed, or interrupted Post Start to CPU and non-CPU jobs End to INTRPTD jobs or complete non-CPU and CPU jobs 53 45 40 57 55 56 FORCE SUBMIT RUN RERUN START COMPLETE Hold a job 43 HOLD Release the hold on a job 42 RELEASE Cancel a job 44 CANCEL Cancel a job and post its successors as if the job completed successfully 50 CANCEL/POST 4-34 Unicenter CA-Scheduler User Guide
4.10 Controlling Jobs To Enter Which Stands For Delete canceled or completed jobs 54 PURGE Temporarily change the values defined for an active job for this execution only Write a fresh copy of the JCL to the staging library 51 TALTER 47 RESTAGE When issuing commands from the Online Monitoring panel, you can specify the schedule name (S=SNAME), the job number (JN=JNO), and the station number (ST=NN), as well as any of the keywords listed under the command name in the chapter "Controlling Schedules and Jobs" in the Unicenter CA-Scheduler Reference Guide Part 1. The following defaults are taken if you do not enter these keywords: JN=jno Defaults to JN=01 ST=nn Defaults to the connect station (the connect station appears in the upper right-hand corner of the panel) To enter a keyword, enter the number of the command followed by a comma and then the keyword. If you enter multiple keywords, separate them with commas. For example, you could enter the following valid TALTER command: 51,TESTJOB,SCHEDULE=TESTSCHD,ABEND=BACKOUT If you run out of room to enter keywords, follow a keyword=value combination with a comma and press Enter . Another panel will be displayed that allows you to continue the command. You can issue certain control commands that pertain to jobs directly from any of the status displays (SCHEDULER Command Processor panel). All you have to do is position your cursor to the left of the job and type an abbreviation of the command you want to issue. These abbreviations are shown following: Enter RER REQU SREQ FORC STAR COMP HOLD To Issue This Command RERUN JOB REQUEST JOB SREQ JOB FORCE JOB START JOB COMPLETE JOB HOLD JOB Chapter 4. Online Monitoring 4-35
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4.10 Controlling <strong>Job</strong>s<br />
4.10 Controlling <strong>Job</strong>s<br />
You can control jobs that are part of schedules at stations <strong>for</strong> which you are<br />
authorized. To control jobs, issue one of these online commands:<br />
ADD <strong>CA</strong>NCEL COMPLETE FORCE HOLD PURGE<br />
RELEASE REQUEST RERUN RESTAGE RUN SREQ<br />
START SUBMIT TALTER CP<br />
To enter a command, enter the number that appears next to it on the<br />
command line (===>). You may enter keywords by separating them from the<br />
number and from each other with commas. The chart following explains what<br />
these commands do.<br />
To Enter Which Stands For<br />
Add jobs to the active queue that:<br />
-are not in the database<br />
-are in the database but have not been<br />
selected today<br />
-have been INACTIVE, and add all their<br />
successors<br />
-have been INACTIVE, and add any<br />
successors that do not have REQUESTED in<br />
their criteria and that do not have any other<br />
INACTIVE predecessors that were also<br />
REQUESTED<br />
46<br />
40<br />
41<br />
52<br />
ADD<br />
RUN<br />
REQUEST<br />
SREQ<br />
Submit jobs<br />
-that are waiting or SUBMIT FAILED<br />
-regardless of their current status<br />
Rerun jobs that are<br />
-canceled or completed<br />
-abended, failed, or interrupted<br />
Post<br />
Start to CPU and non-CPU jobs<br />
End to INTRPTD jobs or complete non-CPU<br />
and CPU jobs<br />
53<br />
45<br />
40<br />
57<br />
55<br />
56<br />
FORCE<br />
SUBMIT<br />
RUN<br />
RERUN<br />
START<br />
COMPLETE<br />
Hold a job 43 HOLD<br />
Release the hold on a job 42 RELEASE<br />
Cancel a job 44 <strong>CA</strong>NCEL<br />
Cancel a job and post its successors as if the<br />
job completed successfully<br />
50 <strong>CA</strong>NCEL/POST<br />
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