NetBatch Manual

Run Calendar Generation and Display
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
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Running BATCHCAL
17> BATCHCAL /IN CALFRI95/ NEXT-DATE
1995-01-06 14:30:00
18> BATCHCOM $ZBAT; SUBMIT JOB FIRST-FRIDAY, CALENDAR
CALFRI95
Job FIRST-FRIDAY Jobnumber 23 submitted
22> BATCHCOM $ZBAT; INFO JOB 23, AFTER, CALENDAR
JOB ATTRIBUTES for FIRST-FRIDAY
jobnumber: 23
calendar: \QA.$DATA7.CALFILES.CALFRI95
next-runtime: 06JAN95 14:30:00
Running BATCHCAL
The BATCHCAL program lets you generate a run calendar, display run times, and
reformat an old calendar file to the current format. To run the program, use the TACL
RUN command:
node
is the name of the node where the BATCHCAL program file resides. If the node is
remote, you must have remote access to it (that is, you must have remote
passwords set up on both local and remote nodes). The default is the node where
the process that creates the BATCHCAL process is running.
volume
is one of:
$volume-name.subvolume-name
specifies the volume and subvolume containing the BATCHCAL program file.
subvolume-name
specifies the subvolume containing the BATCHCAL program file.
The default volume varies, depending on whether the RUN command is explicit or
implicit:
•
For an explicit RUN command, enter RUN followed by the BATCHCAL
program-file name. If you enter a partially qualified file name, the TACL
[ RUN ] [ \node. ] [ volume. ] BATCHCAL
[/ IN source-file [ ‚ run-option ]… /]
[/ IN calendar-file [ ‚ run-option ]… /]
{N[EXT-DATE]};
F[ROM-DATE] [yy]yy mmm ] [ ; T[O-DATE] [yy]yy mmm ],
R[E-FORMAT]
{S[HOW-DATES]};
F[ROM-DATE] [yy]yy mmm ] [ ; T[O-DATE] [yy]yy mmm ],
[R[E-FORMAT]]