NetBatch Manual

Attributes
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AFTER Job Attribute
as the sum plus 100. For example, in 1993, BATCHCOM interprets 05 as the
year 2005, 67 as 2067, and 94 as 1994.
day
is a day of the week. day causes BATCHCOM to generate an AFTER date of
the next day whose name matches day. The options are:
[ d] d mmm and mmm [ d] d refer to the current year. To use one of these date
forms and specify time, time must appear before date, not after.
For spaces in a date, you can substitute slashes (/), periods (.), or hyphens (-).
You can omit spaces if they separate alphabetic and numeric date components
(for example, you can enter 1993JUL04 instead of 1993 JUL 04). You cannot
leave out spaces between numeric date components (for example, you can
enter 1993 7 04, but not 1993704).
The current date applies if you omit date. (The current date is the system date
on the node where the scheduler is running.)
time
is the time after which the job becomes eligible for execution. You can enter the
time in any of these forms:
[ h] h:[ m] m[:[ s] s] [ A[M] | P[M] ]
[ MIDD[AY] | NOO[N] ]
MIDN[IGHT]
[ h] h
is a number in the range 0 through 23 specifying the hour of the day.
[ m] m
is a number in the range 0 through 59 specifying the minute of the hour.
[ s] s
is a number in the range 0 through 59 specifying seconds.
[ A[M] | P[M] ]
specifies, for a time entered in 12-hour format, whether that time occurs before
midday (AM) or after midday (PM).
[ MIDD[AY] | NOO[N] ]
specifies the middle of the day (specifically, 12 o’clock in the day).
MON[DAY] WED[NESDAY] FRI[DAY] SUN[DAY]
TUE[SDAY] THU[RSDAY] SAT[URDAY]