NetBatch Manual

Attributes
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DEFINE Attachment-Set Attribute
DEFINE Attachment-Set Attribute
The DEFINE attachment-set attribute specifies the name and attributes of a DEFINE.
(A DEFINE is a named set of attributes and associated values.) The scheduler passes
the DEFINE to the executor-program process of a job using the attachment set when
the job starts.
DEFINE-name-1
is the name of a DEFINE. The name can contain from 2 through 24 characters.
The first character must be an equals sign (=) and the second a letter. The
remaining characters can be letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, or
circumflexes. The name cannot contain spaces.
LIKE
specifies, for ADD, ALTER, and SET attachment-set commands, that all attributes
of DEFINE DEFINE-name-1 are to match those of DEFINE DEFINE-name-2.
LIKE overrides attachment-set attributes in the working-attributes set and
attachment-set defaults (see Table 6-3 on page 6-35). DEFINE-attribute
overrides DEFINE-name-2 attributes of the same type.
DEFINE-name-2
is the name of an existing DEFINE whose attributes you want DEFINE DEFINE-
name-1 to match.
DEFINE-class
specifies the CLASS attribute of the DEFINE (that is, the DEFINE’s type). The
options are:
The default is CLASS MAP. Table 7-1 on page 7-48 describes each DEFINE type.
( DEFI[NE] DEFINE-name-1 , [ LIK[E] DEFINE-name-2 , ]
[ CLASS DEFINE-class , ]
DEFINE-attribute [ , DEFINE-attribute ]… )
Note. When you specify DEFINE names, consider these naming restrictions:
•
To avoid confusion, do not use the attribute keywords ASSIGN, DEFINE, and PARAM
as DEFINE names.
•
HP reserves DEFINE names whose second character is an underscore for internal
use in products such as the TACL command interpreter.
•
HP reserves DEFINE names beginning with =_ZBAT for NetBatch product use.
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