NetBatch Manual

Attributes
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Job Attributes
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STALL determines whether the scheduler puts in the SPECIAL-9 state a
failed job
it would otherwise reschedule or delete. The attribute works in
combination with the job’s IFFAILS, RESTART, and STOP-ON-ABEND attributes.
STAL[L] { OF[F] | ON }
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STARTUP specifies one or more program parameters the scheduler sends a
job’s
executor-program process in the startup message:
STARTU[P] " param-set "
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STOP-ON-ABEND determines whether the scheduler stops a job and all its
processes if any process of the job terminates because of CPU failure; abends
with any completion code; or stops with completion code -3, -2, -1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.
S[TOP]-[ON]-[ABEND] { OF[F] | ON }
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SWAP specifies the name of the swap file for the user data stack segment of
a job’s
executor-program process:
SWA[P] { $volume-name | file-name }
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TAPEDRIVES specifies the number of tape drives required by a job:
TA[PEDRIVES] number
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TERM specifies the home terminal of a job’s executor-program process:
TERM $process-name
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VOLUME specifies the default node, volume, and subvolume for unqualified
file
references in a job’s input file. You also can use the attribute to specify the
default security for disk files created by the job.
V[OLUME] { \node. [ volume ] [ ‚ " security " ]
[ \node. ] volume [ ‚ " security " ]
[ \node. ] [ volume ] ‚ " security ") }
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WAIT delays execution of a job for a specified period from the current time
on the
node where the job’s scheduler is running:
WAIT hours [ : mins ]
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WAITON specifies the names of up to 50 jobs on which execution of another
job
depends. You can remove the attribute from the job by specifying WAITON
without any options.
WAITO[N] [ job-name [ case ]
( job-name [ case ] [ , job-name [ case ] ]… ) ]
case is one of:
REL[EASE]
STO[P]
STO[P]-[ABEND]