Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

3.2 Defining Optional Schedule Records
3.2 Defining Optional Schedule Records
Now that you are familiar with the fields on the schedule base record, the
optional schedule records will be described. Do that by updating the schedule
base record. First check which option on the Schedule Maintenance menu
allows you to update existing schedule records.
SCHD-SM SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE CA-SCHEDULER
===> MASTER - WR
CONNECT : 4
FUNCTION
ENTER
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DISPLAY FULL DIRECTORY........... (PRESS ENTER)
SELECTIVELY DISPLAY DIRECTORY.... 1,SELECT CRITERIA
DISPLAY SPECIFIC SCHEDULE........ 2,SCHEDULE
ALTER SCHEDULE RECORD............ 3,SCHEDULE
DEFINE SCHEDULE RECORD........... 4(,SCHEDULE)
DELETE SCHEDULE RECORD........... 5,SCHEDULE
ANALYZE SCHEDULE................. 6,SCHEDULE
AUTO-REPLY PROCESSING............ 7,SCHEDULE
PF1=HELP
The preceding panel informs you to use option 3 to change an existing record.
Notice, however, that Unicenter CA-Scheduler also expects you to state which
schedule you want to change. Therefore, when you type 3 in the command
area, follow it with a comma and the name of the schedule you want to
update.
Next, change the backup schedule you defined. If you defined a schedule
named BACKUP, enter 3,BACKUP in the command area to retrieve that
record.
If you are a user with General authority, Unicenter CA-Scheduler only permits
you to change that schedule record if:
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This is a public schedule or
Your userid is listed as a value in that schedule's USERS field
If an unauthorized user tries to change an existing schedule definition,
Unicenter CA-Scheduler displays the message:
CACO229E USER NOT AUTHORIZED FOR THIS SCHEDULE
If your authority level permits you to alter that schedule record, Unicenter
CA-Scheduler displays the Schedule Alter panel.
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