NetBatch Manual

Software Installation
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
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Step 2: Shut Down NETBATCH and Stop Its
Processes
Step 2: Shut Down NETBATCH and Stop Its Processes
1. Shut down running NETBATCH schedulers, using the BATCHCOM command
ABORT SCHEDULER or SHUTDOWN SCHEDULER.
2. Stop running BATCHCAL, BATCHCOM, BATCHUTL, and NBEXEC processes,
using the TACL STOP command.
To list processes using a given program file, use the TACL command STATUS *,
PROG program-file-name. For example:
55> STATUS *, PROG $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.NETBATCH
Process … Program file Hometerm
$ZBAT B 0,25 … $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.NETBATCH $T2.#A
$SCHD B 0,74 … $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.NETBATCH $T7.#A
$SCHD 2,38 … $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.NETBATCH $T7.#A
$ZBAT 2,41 … $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.NETBATCH $T2.#A
Step 3: Receive NetBatch Product Files
Receive NetBatch product files from the SUT or SPR tape to the DSM/SCM software
archive.
Step 4: Export and Print the NetBatch Softdoc
The NetBatch softdoc resides in the DSM/SCM software archive:
1. In DSM/SCM, select SUT or SPR in the software archive and list products.
2. Select the NetBatch product and list files.
3. Select the softdoc file and export it.
Step 5: Perform Pre-installation Tasks
Perform any pre-installation tasks listed in the softdoc’s “Pre-Installation Instructions”
that are not already complete. For example, a common pre-installation task involves
backing up scheduler database files.
Step 6: Perform Installation-Related Tasks
Perform any installation-related tasks listed in the softdoc’s “Installation Instructions”
that are not already complete. Typically, these tasks include running one or more
INSTALL phases such as REPSUBSYS.
Note. Do not use the STOP command to stop a NETBATCH scheduler. STOP acts on the
scheduler only and has no effect on processes of jobs the scheduler is controlling.