Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

5.2 Calendar Mechanisms
A prefix or the A version of the datetable is the default datetable. When you
use a B prefix, the accounting resolutions will be taken from the B version of
the datetable.
In the examples following, x is used instead of a prefix.
Keyword
xDAY
xDOM1
xDOM-1
xWOM2
xWOM-1
When Selected
All accounting days for prefix x
First accounting day of the period (there can
be up to 40 accounting days in the period)
Last accounting day of the period
Second accounting week of the period (there
can be up to 10 accounting weeks per period)
Last accounting week of the period
The following describes what is involved in setting up a datetable.
You have to start with a rule. You have to consider accounting periods going
over a year-end date. Consequently, a rule for datetables:
Rule #4
Define three year's worth of datetables for each unique datetable
name. Each year being accessed must have a datetable for the year
before and after it.
The best way to describe the concept of datetables is to use an example.
Suppose that production jobs run Monday through Saturday. That is a six-day
work week (so type a 6 over the 5 for the WORK WEEK field). After you
press the ENTER key, the datetable display shows January, 2003:
SCHD-DTC DATETABLE DEFINITION CA-SCHEDULER
===> MASTER - WR
CONNECT : 4
DATETABLE NAME: DATETAB
DATETAB PREFIX: A
DESCRIPTION : THIS IS AN EXAMPLE
DESIRED MONTH : JANUARY
DESIRED YEAR : 23
WORK WEEK : 6
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A
7 8A 9A 1A 11A 12A 13A
14 15A 16A 17A 18A 19A 2A
21 22A 23A 24A 25A 26A 27A
28 29A 3A 31AP
PF1=HELP
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