NetBatch Manual

Commands
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OPEN Command
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When you specify a scheduler in BATCHCOM’s TACL RUN command. For
example, the first of these commands opens scheduler $SCHD. The second
starts BATCHCOM but does not open a scheduler:
> BATCHCOM $SCHD
BATCHCOM - T9190D30 …
NETBATCH SERVER - T9190D30 … Time: 06OCT94 11:47:24
1}
10> BATCHCOM
BATCHCOM - T9190D30 …
1}
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When BATCHCOM executes the first scheduler-related command after a
session begins and BATCHCOM’s TACL RUN command did not specify a
scheduler. In this case, BATCHCOM opens scheduler $ZBAT if it exists. For
example:
> BATCHCOM
BATCHCOM - T9190D30 …
1} STATUS SCHEDULER
NETBATCH SERVER - T9190D30 … Time: 06OCT94 11:49:08
SCHEDULER STATUS
Process : \DEV.$ZBAT Primary : 0,39 Backup : 1,55
Database: \DEV.$DATA7.ZBAT
Logfile : \DEV.$DATA7.ZBAT.LOGABJ
Time : 06OCT94 11:49:08 .
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If $ZBAT does not exist, the first scheduler-related command fails, and
BATCHCOM displays a message similar to:
> BATCHCOM
BATCHCOM - T9190D30 …
1} STATUS SCHEDULER
-^-0014-
E Device does not exist, \MELBDEV.$ZBAT
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The OPEN command, like the RESET ATTACHMENT-SET and SET
ATTACHMENT-SET commands, sets the #CURRENT variable’s value to null.
Example
This example shows an OPEN command changing the target scheduler from the
D-series scheduler \MELBDEV.$ZBAT to the C-series scheduler \MELBQAT.$SCHD:
> BATCHCOM /HIGHPIN OFF/
BATCHCOM - T9190D30 …
1} STATUS SCHEDULER
NETBATCH SERVER - T9190D30 … Time: 06OCT94 12:03:34
SCHEDULER STATUS
Process : \MELBDEV.$ZBAT Primary : 0,267 Backup : 2,270
Database: \MELBDEV.$DATA7.ZBAT
Logfile : \MELBDEV.$DATA7.ZBAT.LOGABK
Time : 06OCT94 12:03:35 .
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