NetBatch Manual

Commands
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SET JOB Command
SEL[PRI] number
STAL[L] { OF[F] | ON }
STARTU[P] " param-set "
S[TOP]-[ON]-[ABEND] { OF[F] | ON }
SWA[P] {$volume-name | file-name }
TA[PEDRIVES] number
TERM $process-name
V[OLUME] { \node. [ volume ] [ ‚ " security " ]
[ \node. ] volume [ ‚ " security " ]
[ \node. ] [ volume ] ‚ " security " }
WAIT hours [ : mins ]|
WAITO[N] [ job-name [ case ]
( job-name [ case ] [ , job-name [ case ] ]… ) ]
Considerations
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The SET JOB command is available to all users.
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To list job attributes in the working-attributes set, use the SHOW JOB command.
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The default job attributes in the working-attributes set are JOBID-ZERO and
VOLUME. The default value of JOBID-ZERO is OFF. The default value of
VOLUME is the node, volume, subvolume, and security defaults set by the last
SET JOB VOLUME command. If there was no such command, the attribute
specifies the defaults current when the session began.
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To remove all job attributes from the working-attributes set except JOBID-ZERO
and VOLUME and to set the default values of JOBID-ZERO and VOLUME, use the
RESET JOB command.
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ATTACHMENT-SET cannot be the first or only attribute specified by attribute if
you omit the object keyword JOB from the SET JOB command. BATCHCOM
interprets SET ATTACHMENT-SET as a command instead of a SET JOB
command that specifies the ATTACHMENT-SET job attribute. For example:
19} ASSUME JOB; SET ATTACHMENT-SET MY-PARAMS, OUT $S.#OUT
-^-
0290-E Invalid command SET ATTACHMENT-SET
To prevent the SET command from failing in these circumstances, do not specify
ATTACHMENT-SET as the first attribute in a list, or include the object keyword
JOB in the command. For example:
SET OUT $S.#OUT, ATTACHMENT-SET MY-PARAMS
SET JOB ATTACHMENT-SET MY-PARAMS, OUT $S.#OUT
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You can omit the object keyword JOB from the SET JOB command only when JOB
is the current assumed object. For more information, see ASSUME JOB Command
on page 6-72.