NetBatch Manual

Job Planning, Submission, and Management
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
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Submitting a Job With the SUBMIT JOB Command
Displaying Job Attributes
The INFO JOB command displays all attributes of a job or jobs, or specified attributes
only. For example, this command displays all attributes of job COBOL-COMPILE:
19} INFO JOB COBOL-COMPILE
JOB ATTRIBUTES for COBOL-COMPILE
jobnumber: 6
volume: \DEV.$BIG1.TEMP, "NCNC"
in: \DEV.$DATA6.DEV.MYPROG
out: \DEV.$S.#COBOL
executor-program: \DEV.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.COBOL85
pri: 119
selpri: 1
maxprintlines: None
maxprintpages: 20
class: COMPILES
stall: Off
stop-on-abend: On
after: 20OCT94 23:30:00
SWAP Specifies the name of the swap
file for the user data stack
segment of a job’s executor-
program process.
No SWAP attribute. Swap file
created on volume specified by
SWAP attribute of DEFINE
=_DEFAULTS. If DEFINE does
not have SWAP attribute, volume
selected by operating system.
TAPEDRIVES Specifies the number of tape
drives required by a job.
No TAPEDRIVES attribute.
TERM Specifies the home terminal of a
job’s executor-program process.
No TERM attribute. Job uses
scheduler as its home terminal.
VOLUME Specifies the default node,
volume, and subvolume for
unqualified file references in a
job’s input file. You also can use
the attribute to specify the default
security for disk files created by
the job.
Node, volume, subvolume, and
security defaults set by the last
SET JOB VOLUME command. If
there was no such command, the
default values are the defaults
current when the session began.
WAIT Delays execution of a job for a
specified period from the current
time on the node where the job’s
scheduler runs.
No WAIT attribute.
WAITON Specifies the names of up to 50
jobs on which execution of
another job depends. To remove
the attribute from the job, specify
WAITON with no options.
No WAITON attribute.
Table 4-4. Job Attributes (page 4 of 4)
Attribute Function Default Value