NetBatch Manual

Commands
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SHOW JOB Command
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The OBEY-FORM qualifier is available for all SHOW commands. It enables the
creation of BATCHCOM command files that you can use to set up a working-
attributes set.
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The SHOW JOB command displays the current user’s ID in group-ID,user-ID
form. For example:
27} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \MELBDEV.$A.NB, "NCNU"
jobid-zero: Off
user: 255,255
User is not a job attribute though BATCHCOM displays it as if it were.
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You can omit the object keyword JOB from the SHOW JOB command only when
JOB is the current assumed object. For more information, see ASSUME JOB
Command on page 6-72.
Examples
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The SHOW JOB command in this example displays the state of the working-
attributes set at the start of a session:
23> WHO .
Current volume: $SYSTEM.NETBATCH .
Userid: 255,205 Username: SUPER.FPP Security: "NNNC"
24> BATCHCOM
1} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \QA.$SYSTEM.NETBATCH, "NNNC"
jobid-zero: Off
user: 255,205
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This example shows a SHOW JOB command listing job attributes from the
working-attributes set during a session:
4} SHOW JOB
JOB ATTRIBUTES
volume: \MELBDEV.$DATA7.NB, "AAAA"
executor-program: \MELBDEV.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.FUP
jobid-zero: Off
purge-in-file: On
attachment-set: #CURRENT
user: 133,2
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This example shows a SHOW JOB command writing specified job attributes from
the working-attributes set to an EDIT file:
8} SHOW JOB /OUT JOBDTLS/ EXECUTOR-PROGRAM, MAXPRINTPAGES,
CLASS, ATTACHMENT-SET
9} RUN FUP COPY JOBDTLS
JOB ATTRIBUTES
executor-program: \DEV.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.ENFORM
maxprintpages: 100