NetBatch Manual

Commands
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ADD EXECUTOR Command
Figure 6-3 illustrates some of the attribute conditions.
Considerations
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The ADD EXECUTOR command is available to NetBatch supervisors only.
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The CLASS executor attribute lets you assign up to eight existing classes to an
executor. (An existing class is one added to the scheduler by the ADD CLASS
command.)
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The order in which you assign classes to an executor determines the order in
which the scheduler scans the classes for jobs. For example, assigning classes B
and A to an executor (in that order) makes the scheduler scan class B before it
scans class A. Jobs in class B therefore run before jobs in class A.
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You must specify the CPU attribute for each executor you add, but you can specify
only one CPU per executor.
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After adding an executor, to make it available for use by jobs, you must start it by
using the START EXECUTOR command.
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You can omit the object keyword EXECUTOR from the ADD EXECUTOR
command only when EXECUTOR is the current assumed object. For more
information, see ASSUME EXECUTOR Command on page 6-71.
Examples
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To add an executor with the attributes CPU 0 and CLASS DEFAULT:
35} ADD EXECUTOR ZBAT-EXEC-0, CPU 0, CLASS DEFAULT
Executor ZBAT-EXEC-0 added
Table 6-4. Executor Defaults
Attributes Default Values
CLASS DEFAULT-CLASS scheduler attribute
CPU No default
Figure 6-3. Example of Attribute Defaulting-Executor
+ + =
Executor
EX1
CLASS ALL-
JOBS
CPU 1
Scheduler
attribute
(executor default)
DEFAULT-CLASS ALL-
JOBS
Working-attributes
set
SET EXECUTOR
&
CPU 1
ADD EXECUTOR
…
ADD EXECUTOR EX1;
&
START EXECUTOR
EX1
Executor EX1 added
Executor EX1 started
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