NetBatch Manual

Commands
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STATUS JOB Command
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Aliases exist for these forms of the STATUS JOB command:
user-ID in the S[TATUS]-U[SER] [ user-ID ] command 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. The default is the user ID of the current user.
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You can omit the object keyword JOB from the STATUS 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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This example shows the STATUS JOB command listing all jobs in a scheduler:
3} STATUS JOB *
JOB STATUS
JOB JOBNAME USERID LOG STATE CLASSNAME
---- ---------------- ------- ---- ----------- --------------
316 DEVELOPMENT 255,255 2109 4:Start err DVLPMNT
317 EVERYDAY 133,2 18:15:00 STANDARD-CLASS
318 TOTALS 255,205 EVENT STANDARD-CLASS
319 SUBTOTALS 255,255 1:Hold STANDARD-CLASS
320 TEST 205,100 2111 9:STALL STANDARD-CLASS
321 CLEANUP 205,100 2121 3:NEWP. err STANDARD-CLASS
SUSPENDED The job was the subject of a SUSPEND JOB command. For more
information, see SUSPEND JOB Command on page 6-190.
To activate a suspended job, use the ACTIVATE JOB command.
TAPE The job has the TAPEDRIVES attribute and requires more drives than are
available. For more information, see TAPEDRIVES Job Attribute
on
page 7-109 and TAPEDRIVES Scheduler Attribute
on page 7-110.
TIME
(hh:mm:ss)
The job has one of these attributes specifying its run time: AFTER, AT,
CALENDAR, EVERY, or WAIT. On satisfaction of the attribute condition, the
state changes to one of:
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EVENT if the job also has the WAITON attribute and has not been
released
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TAPE if the job requires more tape drives than are available and its
master jobs (if any) have released it
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READY on satisfaction of all preceding conditions
Command Alias
STATUS JOB (STATE EXECUTING) S[TATUS]-E[XECUTING]
STATUS JOB (STATE READY) S[TATUS]-R[EADY]
STATUS JOB (U[SER] user-ID) S[TATUS]-U[SER] [ user-ID ]
Table 6-8. Job States (page 4 of 4)
State Description