NetBatch Manual

Attributes
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
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DEFAULT-CLASS Scheduler Attribute
10} INFO EXECUTOR DEV-1, CPU
2087-E EXECUTOR DEV-1 does not exist
11} ADD EXECUTOR DEV-1, CLASS *, CPU 4
2074-E CPU must be 0 to 3
12} ADD EXECUTOR DEV-1, CLASS *, CPU 3
Executor DEV-1 added
13} OPEN \MELBQAT.$ZBAT
NETBATCH SERVER - T9190C23 …
14} INFO EXECUTOR QAT-5, CPU
EXECUTOR ATTRIBUTES for QAT-5
cpu: 5
15} ALTER EXECUTOR QAT-5, CPU 8
2074-E CPU must be 0 to 7
16} ALTER EXECUTOR QAT-5, CPU 7
Executor QAT-5 altered
DEFAULT-CLASS Scheduler Attribute
The DEFAULT-CLASS scheduler attribute specifies the class of a job submitted without
the CLASS job attribute. It also specifies the class of an executor added without the
CLASS executor attribute. For more information, see CLASS Job Attribute on
page 7-32 and CLASS Executor Attribute on page 7-30.
class-name
is the name of a class.
Considerations
•
A scheduler adopts the attribute DEFAULT-CLASS DEFAULT by default
when cold
started.
•
The class specified by the DEFAULT-CLASS attribute is unavailable for use
by jobs
or assignment to executors until added to the scheduler. To add the class
to the scheduler, use the ADD CLASS command.
Examples
•
This example shows a cold start of a scheduler. The scheduler’s DEFAULT-CLASS
attribute after startup specifies the nonexistent class DEFAULT. The example
shows the ADD CLASS command adding this class to the scheduler.
> LOGON SUPER.FPP, psswrd
> NETBATCH / NAME $ZBAT, NOWAIT / $DATA7.ZBAT !
> BATCHCOM $ZBAT; ADD SCHEDULER
Scheduler added
D[EFAULT]-C[LASS] class-name
Note. This consideration applies in particular to class DEFAULT, which is the default class
name after a scheduler cold start.