NetBatch Manual

Commands
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
6-122
RESET SCHEDULER Command
•
You can omit the object keyword JOB from the RESET JOB command only when
JOB is the current assumed object. For more information, see ASSUME JOB
Command on page 6-72.
Examples
•
This example shows the RESET JOB command removing the HOLD and AFTER
job attributes from the working-attributes set:
6} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \MELBDEV.$A.NB, "AAAA"
jobid-zero: Off
class: REPORTS
hold: On
after: 22:00:00
user: 205,70
7} RESET JOB HOLD, AFTER
8} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \MELBDEV.$A.NB, "AAAA"
jobid-zero: Off
class: REPORTS
user: 205,70
•
This example shows the RESET JOB command removing all job attributes from
the working-attributes set except the JOBID-ZERO and VOLUME attributes. The
command restores the default values of the attributes.
13} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \MELBQAT.$QAT2.TEMP, "AAAA"
in: \DEV.$SYSTEM.FILES.XYZ
out: \DEV.$S.#LPT1
jobid-zero: On
user: 255,133
14} RESET JOB
15} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \DEV.$SYSTEM.FILES, "NCNC"
jobid-zero: Off
user: 255,133
RESET SCHEDULER Command
Use the RESET SCHEDULER command to remove scheduler attributes from
BATCHCOM’s working-attributes set.
RESE[T] [ SCHEDULER ] [ attribute [ , attribute ]… ]