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Field Descriptions
If you submit a job without specifying its MAXPRINTPAGES attribute, the job adopts
the DEFAULT-MAXPRINTPAGES scheduler attribute. To display this scheduler
attribute, use the Scheduler Info screen.
The MAXPRINTPAGES job attribute applies to the job log file and the output of each
process started by the job:
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If the job log file fills, the spooler logs error code 45 (“File is full”) to the scheduler
log file but continues processing the job.
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If a TACL process or NBEXEC process is the executor program and the process
output file fills, the job is stopped. All processes started by the job are also
stopped. If the executor program is neither a TACL process nor NBEXEC process,
whether or not the job is stopped depends on how the process handles spooler
error code 45.
The attribute is overridden by the MAXPRINTLINES job attribute if the
MAXPRINTPAGES value converts to more lines. For example, MAXPRINTLINES 1200
overrides MAXPRINTPAGES 25 (1500 lines). To avoid conflicting attributes, specify
MAXPRINTPAGES or MAXPRINTLINES, not both.
Wait
Use the Wait field to set the WAIT job attribute. The attribute delays execution of a job
for a specified number of hours and minutes after job submission.
To set the attribute, enter the delay period in the form:
[h]h:[m]m
[h]h
is an integer in the range 0 through 99 specifying the number of hours.
[m]m
is an integer in the range 0 through 59 specifying the number of minutes.
The scheduler adds the delay period to the job start time if the start time is specified.
For example, a job scheduled to start at 13:00 is delayed until 15:00 if the WAIT
attribute specifies a two-hour delay.