NetBatch Manual

Commands
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ADD CLASS Command
scheduler never scans the class for jobs. You cannot assign a class to an executor
until you add the class to the scheduler.
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JOBCLASS is an alias of the object keyword CLASS.
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You can omit the object keyword CLASS from the ADD CLASS command only
when CLASS is the current assumed object. For more information, see ASSUME
CLASS Command on page 6-70.
Examples
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To add a class with the attribute INITIATION OFF:
1} ADD CLASS DEVELOPMENT, INITIATION OFF
Class DEVELOPMENT added
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This example shows a class adopting its INITIATION attribute from the working-
attributes set:
2} SHOW CLASS
CLASS ATTRIBUTE
initiation: On
3} ADD CLASS PRODUCTION
Class PRODUCTION added
4} INFO CLASS PRODUCTION
CLASS ATTRIBUTE for PRODUCTION
initiation: On
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This example shows BATCHCOM creating an input file (CLASSES) containing
ADD CLASS commands. The commands reflect the configuration of scheduler
$ZBAT’s classes. The example then shows BATCHCOM executing the commands
from the file to configure the classes of scheduler $BANK.
> BATCHCOM $ZBAT; INFO CLASS /OUT CLASSES/ *, OBEY-FORM
> FUP COPY CLASSES
ADD CLASS DEVELOPMENT, INITIATION Off
ADD CLASS PRODUCTION, INITIATION On
> BATCHCOM /IN CLASSES/ $BANK
ADD CLASS DEVELOPMENT, INITIATION Off
Class DEVELOPMENT added
ADD CLASS PRODUCTION, INITIATION On
Class PRODUCTION added
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This example shows execution of an ADD CLASS command and lists the event
relating to that command from the scheduler log file:
> LOGON SUPER.SUPER, password
> BATCHCOM $SCHD; ADD CLASS CL1, INITIATION OFF
Class CL1 added
> FUP COPY LOGAAF,,SHARE .
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ADD CLASS CL1 U_255,255 H_\MELBDEV.$ZTN0.#PTY4