NetBatch-Plus Reference Manual

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Field Descriptions
process-name
is the name of the scheduler process.
Class
Use the Class field to set the CLASS job attribute. The attribute links the job to an
executor and therefore to the executor’s CPU.
To set the attribute, enter the name of an existing class.
If you submit a job without specifying its CLASS attribute, the job adopts the
DEFAULT-CLASS scheduler attribute. To display this scheduler attribute, use the
Scheduler Info screen.
For information on the order in which the NetBatch-Plus application selects jobs for
processing, see Job Info on page 6-120.
Owner
Use the three-part Owner field to specify the owner and security attributes of the job
record.
In the first part of the field, enter a Guardian user ID identifying the owner of the record.
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.
If you do not specify the owner, the NetBatch-Plus application gives ownership of the
record to the owner of the defaults set.
In the third part of the field, enter the four security codes specifying the security
attributes of the record. The security attributes are:
For each attribute, you can specify any one of the following security codes:
A record added without security attributes adopts those of the owner of the defaults
set.
R Read specifies who can read the record.
W Write specifies who can update the record.
U Use specifies who can use the record.
P Purge specifies who can delete the record.
O Specifies that only the owner can access the record.
If the owner is the super ID (255, 255), the NetBatch-Plus application automatically sets
the write security attribute to O. This helps prevent users from gaining unauthorized
access to the super ID’s records.
G Specifies that any user in the owner’s group can access the record.
A Specifies that any user can access the record.
- Specifies that only the super ID can access the record.