NetBatch-Plus Reference Manual

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Field Descriptions
process name in full (for example, \WORLD.$ZBAT). You can leave out the system
name if the process resides in the default system. To specify a range of schedulers,
use the question mark (?) and asterisk (*) wild-card characters in the name. For more
information on specifying schedulers, see the description of the Scheduler field in
Scheduler Info on page 6-190.
Owner
Use the two-part Owner field to enter the Guardian user ID of a super-group user
(255, n). This user ID is a prerequisite to performing the F6–Maintain function but is not
required for the F1–Read and F2–Next functions.
In the first part of the field, enter the super-group user ID. Enter the user’s password in
the second part of the field. For more information on entering Guardian user IDs and
passwords, see Password Validation on page 6-182.
You do not have to enter a super-group user ID if you want to perform the F6–Maintain
function and either of these conditions exists:
•
A super-group user ID is shown in the field, and you entered the password of that
user. The password is not required if the ID has been validated during the current
session.
•
A super-group user ID is not shown in the field but at least one has been validated
during the current session. In these circumstances, NetBatch-Plus performs the
function using the most recently validated super-group user ID. The ID used
replaces the ID shown in the field.
When you display the screen, the field shows one of these user IDs:
•
The user ID from the defaults set associated with the signed-on user. The
NetBatch-Plus application shows this ID if no other IDs have been validated during
the current session.
•
The user ID of the last user validated by a function performed during the current
session.
Class Name
Use the Class Name field to specify the classes about which you want to inquire. You
can specify a single class or a range of classes. To specify a single class, enter the
class name in full (for example, NBPUSER-CLASS-1). To specify a range of classes,
use these wild-card characters in the name:
You cannot leave the Class Name field blank.
? Matches a single character. For example, ABC?? matches five-character names beginning
with ABC (such as ABCDE and ABC12, but not ABCDEF).
* Matches zero or more characters. For example, A*D matches names beginning with A and
ending in D (such as ABCD and AD, but not CAD). You can use multiple asterisks in a
name if you separate them by at least one character. For example, *CD* matches names
containing CD (such as ABCDEF, XYZCD, and CD21, but not BC3D or DCA).