NetBatch Manual

Commands
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STATUS JOB Command
IN file-ID
selects jobs that are using the specified input file or files. file-ID specifies an
input-file name or a range of input-file names. To specify a range of input-file
names, use the asterisk (*) and question mark (?) wild-card characters.
STATUS JOB (IN \DEV.$DATA7.*.IN*)
STATE state
selects jobs that are in the specified state. state is one of these job-state
keywords: CALENDAR, EVENT, EXECUTING, HOLD, READY, RUNNEXT,
RUNNOW, SPECIAL, SPECIAL-n, STALL, SUSPENDED, TAPE, TIME, and
WAITON.
STATUS JOB (STATE SPECIAL, NOT STATE SPECIAL-2)
S[TATUS]-E[XECUTING] is an alias of STATUS JOB (STATE EXECUTING).
S[TATUS]-R[EADY] is an alias of STATUS JOB (STATE READY).
U[SER] user-ID
selects jobs owned by the specified user or users. user-ID specifies a user
ID or a range of user IDs in group-name.user-name or group-ID,user-
ID form. To specify a range of user IDs, use the asterisk (*) and question mark
(?) wild-card characters.
STATUS JOB (USER FPP.*, NOT USER 205,255)
S[TATUS]-U[SER] [ user-ID ] is an alias of STATUS JOB (U[SER] user-ID).
WAITO[N] master-job
selects dependent jobs whose WAITON attributes include the specified
master-job name or names. master-job specifies a master-job name or a
range of master-job names. To specify a range of master-job names, use the
asterisk (*) and question mark (?) wild-card characters.
STATUS JOB (WAITON WK9408*, NOT WAITON WK940826)
BATCHCOM performs an OR operation when processing job-selection criteria
of the same type and an AND operation when processing criteria of different
types. For example, this command selects from class DEFAULT all TIME jobs
whose names begin with A or B:
STATUS JOB (A*, B*, STATE TIME, CLASS DEFAULT)
SELPRI
causes BATCHCOM to display the jobs’ SELPRI attributes instead of their log files’
spooler-job numbers.