NetBatch Manual

Commands
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INFO SCHEDULER Command
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You can omit the object keyword SCHEDULER from the INFO SCHEDULER
command only when SCHEDULER is the current assumed object. For more
information, see ASSUME SCHEDULER Command on page 6-73.
Examples
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This example shows the result of an INFO SCHEDULER command:
65} INFO SCHEDULER
SCHEDULER ATTRIBUTES
backupcpu: 0
at-allowed: On
submit-allowed: On
initiation: On
default-executor-program: \MELBDEV.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACL
max-pri: 199
default-pri: 120
max-concurrent-jobs: 1,1
default-selpri: 3
default-maxprintlines: None
default-maxprintpages: None
tapedrives: 2
default-out: \MELBDEV.$S.#BATCH
default-class: DEFAULT
default-stall: Off
default-stop-on-abend: Off
default-highpin: Off
catchup: On
ems: Off
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This example shows an INFO SCHEDULER command writing specified attributes
of a scheduler to an EDIT file:
66} INFO SCHEDULER /OUT ZBATINFO/, DEFAULT-EXECUTOR-PROGRAM,
DEFAULT-PRI, DEFAULT-OUT, DEFAULT-CLASS
67} RUN FUP COPY ZBATINFO
SCHEDULER ATTRIBUTES
default-executor-program: \MELBDEV.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACL
default-pri: 120
default-out: \MELBDEV.$S.#BATCH
default-class: DEFAULT
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This example shows the result of an INFO SCHEDULER command that includes
the OBEY-FORM qualifier. In the example, BATCHCOM sends the command’s
output to an EDIT file. Note the ASSUME SCHEDULER and RESET SCHEDULER
commands at the start of the file.
68} INFO SCHEDULER /OUT ZBATATTR/, OBEY-FORM
69} RUN FUP COPY ZBATATTR
ASSUME SCHEDULER
RESET
ALTER, BACKUPCPU 0
ALTER, AT-ALLOWED ON
ALTER, SUBMIT-ALLOWED ON
ALTER, INITIATION ON