NetBatch-Plus Reference Manual
Glossary
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Next Page key
Next Page key. The key you press on your keyboard to display the next 24 lines of help 
text. The actual name of the key depends on the keyboard you are using. For 
example, the Next Page key on some keyboards is Next and on others Page 
Down or PgDn. 
nonrecurrent job. A job that does not have the CALENDAR or EVERY attribute. The 
scheduler deletes nonrecurrent jobs from its database after they finish 
executing. 
one-off job. A job submitted from within the NetBatch-Plus application to a NetBatch 
scheduler and whose details are not recorded in the NetBatch-Plus database. 
You can create and submit one-off jobs by using the Job Info screen or Ad Hoc 
Job Selection screen. 
PARAM. A parameter supplying a user-defined value to a process requesting that value at 
creation time. 
Prev Page key. The key you press on your keyboard to display the previous 24 lines of help 
text. The actual name of the key depends on the keyboard you are using. For example, 
the Previous Page key on some keyboards is Prev and on others Page Up or PgUp. 
production bulk submit run. A bulk submit run in which the bulk submit program selects 
jobs and submits them to their NetBatch schedulers. The Bulk Submit Submissions 
report, which the program produces automatically for the run, lists the jobs submitted in 
the run. 
recurrent job. A job that has the CALENDAR or EVERY attribute. The scheduler 
automatically executes recurrent jobs on the dates or at the interval specified by 
the attribute. 
scheduler. A fault-tolerant, process-pair server controlling the execution of batch jobs. 
Scheduler functions include:
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Scheduling jobs for execution
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Distributing the processing load across different CPUs
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Monitoring the processing states of jobs
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Restarting failed jobs (if specified)
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Managing job dependencies
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Maintaining job and configuration information
A scheduler can execute up to 64 jobs at the same time. Jobs executing at the same 
time are called concurrent jobs. 










