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Deleting Executors and Classes

Deleting Classes

The DELETE CLASS command deletes a class from a scheduler. For example:

12} DELETE CLASS ENFORM-JOBS

Class ENFORM-JOBS deleted

The scheduler disallows deletion of a class assigned to an executor. To delete such a

class, dissociate it from the executor by using the ALTER EXECUTOR command

before the DELETE CLASS command. For example:

33} DELETE CLASS CL2

2104-E CLASS CL2 is in use by one or more executors. To

delete the CLASS, remove it from the executors first.

34} INFO EXECUTOR *, CLASS

EXECUTOR ATTRIBUTES for EX1

classes: CL1

CL2

35} ALTER EXECUTOR EX1, CLASS CL1

Executor EX1 altered

36} DELETE CLASS CL2

Class CL2 deleted

Deleting a class does not delete the class’s jobs. However, the jobs are never available

for execution unless you reassign them to another class by using the ALTER JOB

command. Alternatively, add a new class with the same name as the deleted class.

Figure 3-6 on page 3-37 illustrates class deletion and reassignment of a deleted

class’s jobs.

Figure 3-6. Example of DELETE CLASS Command

Job

Class

CL1

Class

CL2

Executor

EX1

CPU 0

Executor and class

configuration before

ALTER EXECUTOR,

DELETE CLASS, and

ALTER JOB commands:

Job

Class

CL1

Class

CL2

Executor

EX1

CPU 0

Executor and class

configuration after

command:

ALTER EXECUTOR EX1,

Job

Class

CL1

Executor

EX1

CPU 0

Executor and class

configuration after

command:

DELETE CLASS CL2

Job

Class

CL1

Executor

EX1

CPU 0

Executor and class

configuration after

commands:

ALTER JOB J3, CLASS CL1

ALTER JOB J4, CLASS CL1

CLASS

CL1

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