NetBatch Manual

Scheduler Planning, Configuration, and
Management
NetBatch Manual—522460-004
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Displaying Scheduler, Executor, and Class Status
Executor States
This table lists and describes executor states. For more information on the states, see
STATUS EXECUTOR Command on page 6-163.
Displaying Class Information
The INFO CLASS command displays the values of class INITIATION attributes:
16} INFO CLASS *
CLASS ATTRIBUTE for C1
initiation: On
CLASS ATTRIBUTE for C2
initiation: On
CLASS ATTRIBUTE for C3
initiation: Off
Altering Scheduler Attributes
To change a scheduler’s attributes, NetBatch supervisors can use the ALTER
SCHEDULER command. For example:
6} INFO SCHEDULER, AT-ALLOWED, DEFAULT-OUT
SCHEDULER ATTRIBUTES
at-allowed: On
default-out: \MELBDEV.$S.#BATCH
7} ALTER SCHEDULER, AT-ALLOWED OFF, DEFAULT-OUT $NULL
Scheduler altered
8} INFO SCHEDULER, AT-ALLOWED, DEFAULT-OUT
SCHEDULER ATTRIBUTES
at-allowed: Off
default-out: \MELBDEV.$NULL
Except BACKUPCPU, attributes changed by the ALTER SCHEDULER command take
effect on command execution. The command changes that attribute’s value in the
scheduler’s database but does not force an actual backup CPU change. Such a
change occurs only when the scheduler creates a new backup process (for example,
State Description
ACTIVE The executor is in use by a job.
DELETE The executor is in use by a job. When the job finishes, the scheduler deletes the
executor.
DOWN The executor is not available for use because its CPU is down.
OFF The executor is not available for use.
ON The executor is available for use.
STOP The executor is in use by a job, but was the subject of a STOP EXECUTOR
command. When the job finishes (that is, its executor program stops), the
scheduler changes the executor’s state to OFF.