NetBatch-Plus Reference Manual

NetBatch-Plus Screens
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Field Descriptions
The NetBatch-Plus application prevents users who do not have read access to a
record from updating, using, or deleting that record. This restriction applies regardless
of the security codes assigned to the record’s write, use, and purge attributes.
When you display the screen, the NetBatch-Plus application shows one of the following
user IDs in the first part of the field. The security attributes associated with that user
appear in the third part of the field.
•
The user ID from the defaults set associated with the signed-on user. The
application shows this ID if no other user IDs have been validated during the
current session.
•
The user ID of the last user validated by a function performed during the current
session.
Comment
Use the Comment field to enter a job description of up to 32 characters. When you list
the job on the Ad Hoc Job Selection screen, the NetBatch-Plus application displays
your description in the Job Description column.
Exec. Prg.
Use the Exec. Prg. field to set the EXECUTOR-PROGRAM job attribute. The attribute
specifies the program used to process a job input file.
To set the attribute, enter the Guardian name of the program file.
If you submit a job without specifying its EXECUTOR-PROGRAM attribute, the job
adopts the DEFAULT-EXECUTOR-PROGRAM scheduler attribute. To display this
scheduler attribute, use the Scheduler Info screen.
When you specify a remote executor program, the job runs in the CPU assigned to its
executor, but it runs on the remote system. If the CPU is unavailable, the next available
CPU on the remote system is used. While the job is running, the corresponding CPU
on the local system remains available for use by local jobs. Failure of the remote CPU
stops the job but not the executor.
The home terminal of the executor program process is the scheduler process. Any
processes created by the executor program process also use the scheduler process as
the home terminal unless otherwise specified with the run option TERM.
In
Use the In field to set the IN job attribute. The attribute specifies the input file of a job.
To set the attribute, enter the Guardian name of the file. The file can be a device, a disk
file, or a process.
You must specify the IN attribute for every job you submit, regardless of whether the
executor program requires an input file or not. If the executor program does not require