HP-UX SNAplus2 RJE User's Guide

SNAplus2 RJE Components and Operation

Running the RJE Workstation

Chapter 368

Use the snaprjestat command to display information about the

workstation’s LUs, devices, or both, depending on the options you specify.

For more information on this command, see the command description

“snaprjestat” in Chapter 4 of this manual.

To display status information on sent jobs, use the snaprjelst command

to check the status (waiting, sending in progress, or failed) of jobs

that have been spooledfor a particular RJE workstation. Normally, when

SNAplus2 sends a job successfully to the host, it removes the stored

status information for the job, so that the snaprjelst command no

longer returns it.

You can set up the workstation to retain status information on sent jobs

so that you can view the information and check that the jobs have been

sent. Use the list_sent_jobs option in the RJE workstation style ﬁle

(see Chapter 6, “SNAplus2 RJE Workstation Conﬁguration,” of this

manual for more information on this option).

If you use this option, SNAplus2 will retain the storedstatus information

until you purge it with the snaprjepur command. You should use this

command regularly to avoid storing too much information, since

retaining status information on large numbers of ﬁles will use up disk

space and may affect the performance of RJE programs.

For more information on these commands see the descriptions

“snaprjelst” and “snaprjepur” in Chapter 4 of this manual.

Stopping the Workstation

To stop the RJE workstation, your login ID must be in the group

conﬁgured for the workstation. Use the following command to stop the

workstation. For more information on this command see the description

“snaprjestop” in Chapter 4 of this manual.

snaprjestop

WKST

Following are three options for stopping a workstation:

Wait for inactivity (-s

)

With this option, the workstation continues sending

any spooled jobs. It stops only when the spool is empty

and no jobs have been submitted or output received

from the host for a speciﬁed time.