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

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4.10 Controlling Jobs Enter RELE CANC CP PURG REST RUN SUB To Issue This Command RELEASE JOB CANCEL JOB CANCEL/POST JOB PURGE JOB RESTART JOB RUN JOB SUBMIT JOB Optional keywords are not allowed if you use the preceding command abbreviations. If you need to use optional keywords, issue the command through the Online Monitoring panel. 4.10.1 Running Jobs With The ADD Command ADD allows you to run a single execution of a job today whether it is defined to the database. You can use this command to add a job to today's workload if the job: ■ ■ Is not in the database Is in the database with different keyword values and if you only want to run the job on a "one-time" basis. An ADDed job will only exist on the tracking file for one day (unless it becomes backlogged); the only trace or record of it in the database will be history records. If you are in doubt as to whether the job being added will ever need to be run again, we recommend that you define the job to the database and define a non-auto-selected schedule for it. Then you can issue a RUN command for the schedule whenever you need this job. 4-36 Unicenter CA-Scheduler User Guide

4.10 Controlling Jobs To select this option from the Online Monitoring panel, enter 46. For example, to add a job called JOBC, you would enter the following command in the command area of the Online Monitoring panel: 46,NAME=JOBC Unicenter CA-Scheduler responds by displaying the Dynamic ADD panel: SCHD-DAD DYNAMIC ADD CA-SCHEDULER ===> MASTER - WR CONNECT : 4 JOB NAME : JOBC JOB NUMBER : 1 STATION ID : 4 SCHEDULE NAME : JOB PRIORTY : 5 STAGE JCL : NO AUTO START : NO DISPLAY KEY : DISPLY TIME : INTERRUPT : NO LIBRARY TYPE : DRIVER MBR SUBID : MEMBER PASSWORD: MEMBER NAME : SLI SUBLIB : ICCF LIB NUMBER: POWER CLASS : A NODE ID : RUN ON SYSID : POWER PRIORITY: 9 POWER USER : LDEST : PDEST : NODE SYSID : RECOVERABLE : NO ABEND : FAIL CODE : BACKLOG : YES MUST START BY TIME : COMPLETION DEADLINE TIME : MAXIMUM EXECUTION TIME : EARLIEST START TIME : PF1=HELP This panel closely resembles the Job Definition panel discussed in the chapter "Maintaining the Database." Some fields are already filled in If you do not specify a schedule name, that field defaults to $DYNxxxx where xxxx is the POWER SYSID of this CPU. This schedule is dynamically created and added to the workload for you. After you key in values appropriate to this job, press Enter to display the next Dynamic ADD panel. Enter any predecessors or successors that you want to specify on this panel. Specify any predecessors (jobname, job number, station, and schedule) in the PREDECESSOR JOBS fields. Specify any successors (jobname, job number, station, and schedule) in the SUCCESSOR JOBS fields. For example, if you are adding JOBC to today's schedule and want it to run when JOBA completes successfully, specify JOBA's information in the PREDECESSOR JOBS fields as shown following. If you want to specify that JOB1 and JOB2 should run once JOBC has completed successfully, specify JOB1 and JOB2 information in the SUCCESSOR JOBS fields as shown following. Chapter 4. Online Monitoring 4-37

4.10 Controlling <strong>Job</strong>s<br />

To select this option from the Online Monitoring panel, enter 46. For example,<br />

to add a job called JOBC, you would enter the following command in the<br />

command area of the Online Monitoring panel:<br />

46,NAME=JOBC<br />

<strong>Unicenter</strong> <strong>CA</strong>-<strong>Scheduler</strong> responds by displaying the Dynamic ADD panel:<br />

<br />

SCHD-DAD DYNAMIC ADD <strong>CA</strong>-SCHEDULER<br />

===> MASTER - WR<br />

CONNECT : 4<br />

<br />

<br />

JOB NAME : JOBC<br />

JOB NUMBER : 1<br />

STATION ID : 4<br />

SCHEDULE NAME :<br />

JOB PRIORTY : 5<br />

STAGE JCL : NO AUTO START : NO<br />

DISPLAY KEY : DISPLY TIME : INTERRUPT : NO<br />

LIBRARY TYPE : DRIVER MBR SUBID : MEMBER PASSWORD:<br />

MEMBER NAME : SLI SUBLIB : ICCF LIB NUMBER:<br />

POWER CLASS : A NODE ID : RUN ON SYSID :<br />

POWER PRIORITY: 9 POWER USER :<br />

LDEST : PDEST : NODE SYSID :<br />

RECOVERABLE : NO ABEND : FAIL CODE :<br />

BACKLOG : YES<br />

MUST START BY TIME :<br />

COMPLETION DEADLINE TIME :<br />

MAXIMUM EXECUTION TIME :<br />

EARLIEST START TIME :<br />

PF1=HELP<br />

<br />

This panel closely resembles the <strong>Job</strong> Definition panel discussed in the chapter<br />

"Maintaining the Database." Some fields are already filled in If you do not<br />

specify a schedule name, that field defaults to $DYNxxxx where xxxx is the<br />

POWER SYSID of this CPU. This schedule is dynamically created and added to<br />

the workload <strong>for</strong> you.<br />

After you key in values appropriate to this job, press Enter to display the next<br />

Dynamic ADD panel. Enter any predecessors or successors that you want to<br />

specify on this panel. Specify any predecessors (jobname, job number, station,<br />

and schedule) in the PREDECESSOR JOBS fields. Specify any successors<br />

(jobname, job number, station, and schedule) in the SUCCESSOR JOBS fields.<br />

For example, if you are adding JOBC to today's schedule and want it to run<br />

when JOBA completes successfully, specify JOBA's in<strong>for</strong>mation in the<br />

PREDECESSOR JOBS fields as shown following.<br />

If you want to specify that JOB1 and JOB2 should run once JOBC has<br />

completed successfully, specify JOB1 and JOB2 in<strong>for</strong>mation in the SUCCESSOR<br />

JOBS fields as shown following.<br />

Chapter 4. Online Monitoring 4-37

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