NetBatch Manual

Scheduler Planning, Configuration, and
Management
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
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Automating Scheduler Configuration
1 ASSUME SCHEDULER
2 RESET
3 ALTER, BACKUPCPU 1,2
4 ALTER, AT-ALLOWED OFF
5 ALTER, SUBMIT-ALLOWED ON
6 ALTER, INITIATION ON
7 ALTER, DEFAULT-EXECUTOR-PROGRAM
\MELBDEV.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACL
8 ALTER, MAX-PRI 199
9 ALTER, DEFAULT-PRI 149
10 ALTER, MAX-CONCURRENT-JOBS 500,500
11 ALTER, DEFAULT-SELPRI 3
12 ALTER, DEFAULT-MAXPRINTLINES NONE
13 ALTER, DEFAULT-MAXPRINTPAGES NONE
14 ALTER, TAPEDRIVES 3
15 ALTER, DEFAULT-OUT \MELBDEV.$S.#ZBAT
16 ALTER, DEFAULT-CLASS C1
17 ALTER, DEFAULT-STALL OFF
18 ALTER, DEFAULT-STOP-ON-ABEND OFF
19 ALTER, DEFAULT-HIGHPIN OFF
20 ALTER, CATCHUP ON
21 ALTER, EMS OFF
22 ADD CLASS C1, INITIATION ON
23 ADD CLASS C2, INITIATION ON
24 ADD CLASS C3, INITIATION ON
25 ADD CLASS C4, INITIATION OFF
26 ADD EXECUTOR E1, CPU 0, CLASS (C1, C2, C3, C4)
27 ADD EXECUTOR E12, CPU 3, CLASS (C4, C1, C2, C3)
28 ADD EXECUTOR E4, CPU 1, CLASS (C2, C3, C4, C1)
29 ADD EXECUTOR E8, CPU 2, CLASS (C3, C4, C1, C2)
*ADD LAST
30 START EXECUTOR *
31 //
*EXIT
Configuring a Scheduler From a Configuration File
After creating a scheduler configuration file, you can use it to configure a scheduler by
having BATCHCOM process it. To do this, run BATCHCOM with the IN run option
specifying the configuration file and the scheduler process specified as a program
parameter. For example:
> BATCHCOM /IN ZBATCONF/ $SCHD
BATCHCOM - T9190D30 - (31OCT94^01JUN94)
NETBATCH SERVER - T9190D30 …
ASSUME SCHEDULER
RESET
ALTER, BACKUPCPU 1,2
Scheduler altered .
.