NetBatch Management Programming Manual

Commands and Responses
NetBatch Management Programming Manual—522462-003
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Sensitive and Nonsensitive Commands
Sensitive and Nonsensitive Commands
A command’s classification depends on its impact on the subsystem and on the
security required to use it. There are two types of programmatic NetBatch command:
•
Sensitive commands affect the configuration or state of objects and are usually
available only to NetBatch supervisors (users with execute access to the
NETBATCH program file).
•
Nonsensitive commands do not affect the configuration or state of objects and are
available to all users.
Table 5-3 lists sensitive and nonsensitive programmatic NetBatch commands and
summarizes their availability.
Table 5-3. Sensitive and Nonsensitive Programmatic NetBatch Commands
(page 1 of 4)
Command Sensitive Nonsensitive Availability
ABORT
SCHEDULER
X NetBatch supervisors only.
ACTIVATE JOB X All users, but these conditions apply:
•
NetBatch supervisors can
reactivate jobs belonging to any
user.
•
Non-NetBatch supervisors can
reactivate any job whose input file
is a disk file to which they have
write access. If the input file does
not exist or is a device or process,
only the owner and NetBatch
supervisors can reactivate the job.
ADD ATTACHMENT-
SET
X All users.
ADD CLASS X NetBatch supervisors only.
ADD EXECUTOR X NetBatch supervisors only.
ADD SCHEDULER X NetBatch supervisors only.
ALTER
ATTACHMENT-SET
X All users, but you must have write
access to the set you want to alter.
ALTER CLASS X NetBatch supervisors only.
ALTER EXECUTOR X NetBatch supervisors only.