NetBatch Manual

Commands
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STATUS EXECUTOR Command
Example
This example shows the result of a STATUS EXECUTOR command:
31} STATUS EXECUTOR *
EXECUTOR STATUS
EXECUTOR CPU STATE JOB CLASS
------------------------ --- ------ ---- --------------------
CLX-0 0 STOP 99 MANUFACTURING
CLX-0-SPARE1 0 OFF
CLX-0-SPARE2 0 DELETE 102 ACCOUNTS
CLX-1 1 ACTIVE 100 SALES
CLX-1-SPARE 1 ON
CLX-2 2 ACTIVE 101 DISTRIBUTION
CLX-2-SPARE 2 ON
CLX-3 3 DOWN
Table 6-7. Executor States
State Description
ACTIVE The executor is in use by a job.
DELETE The executor is in use by a job. When the job finishes, the scheduler deletes the
executor. An executor in the DELETE state can be:
•
An executor that was the subject of a DELETE EXECUTOR command while
in use by a job.
•
A temporary executor. The scheduler creates temporary executors for all
jobs with the AT attribute and all jobs operated on by the RUNNOW JOB
command.
A temporary executor has a scheduler-assigned name of the form
__TEMP_EXEC_ job-number, where job-number is the number of the job
using the executor; for example, __TEMP_EXEC_496.
The scheduler selects the CPU of a temporary executor from available CPUs on
the scheduler’s node.
DOWN The executor is not available for use because its CPU is down.
OFF The executor is not available for use. An executor in the OFF state can be:
•
An executor added by the ADD EXECUTOR command but not yet started
•
An executor stopped by the STOP EXECUTOR command
To start or restart an OFF executor, use the START EXECUTOR command.
ON The executor is available for use.
STOP The executor is in use by a job but was the subject of a STOP EXECUTOR
command. When the job finishes, the scheduler stops the executor and changes
the executor’s state to OFF.