Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

3.4 Displaying Schedules
SCHD-SU SCHEDULE DISPLAY CA-SCHEDULER
===> _ MASTER - WR
CONNECT : 4
SCHEDULE NAME : BACKUP
SCHED PRIORITY: 5
AUTO SELECT : NO
DATETABLE NAME: SKIP :
RUN ON SYSID : BACKLOG : YES
NODE ID : STAGE JCL : NO
NODE SYSID : USE SIMTIME: NO
AVERAGE TIME:
USERS:
LIBRARY TYPE : CMS
POWER CLASS : A
POWER PRIORITY: POWER USER :
AUTO-REPLY MESSAGES: N
EARLIEST START TIME : 23 MAXIMUM EXECUTION TIME :
MUST START BY TIME : COMPLETION DEADLINE TIME :
RECS= SBR: Y SCR: Y SRC: Y SIR: Y SMR: Y
PF1=HELP
This preceding panel resembles the panel you used when defining the
schedule base record. To view any optional schedule record, press the TAB
key. As you tab to different RECS fields, type Ds where Ys now appear to
display the optional records. After you press ENTER, the optional records you
requested will appear.
Unicenter CA-Scheduler allows you other RECS options besides D. You can
also type A to alter any schedule record. To move from panel to panel, keep
pressing ENTER. To exit from the Schedule Criteria Edit panel, press PF3, or
type FILE and press Enter.
Now you have seen the simplest method of displaying schedule records. The
other two methods for displaying records offer you even more flexibility. Let
us return to the Schedule Maintenance menu to try another approach.
Option 1 can be useful if you want to list a subset of schedules. To list all
schedules starting with B, you can use the mask character * as part of the
selection criteria.
For example, typing 1,*B causes Unicenter CA-Scheduler to display records for
all schedules with names that start with B:
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