Spooler Utilities Reference Manual

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JOB Command
JOB Command
If you are an authorized user, you can use the JOB command to alter attributes and
change the status of any job.
Refer to the Guardian User’s Guide for a description of job states and default
attributes.
All users can perform these operations on their own jobs.
job-number
is the job number of the job.
qualifiers
specify the conditions that a job must meet. qualifiers is any number or
combination of the following qualifiers, separated by commas and all enclosed in
parentheses. Omitted qualifiers are not considered in the selection of jobs. Only
one occurrence of each qualifier is allowed. If neither job-number nor
qualifiers is specified, the spooler displays the status of all jobs on the system.
COLLECT $process-name
selects all jobs collected by this collector. See Appendix H, Migration
Considerations for Pre-D41 Spooler Versions for an example.
DATAFILE data-filename
selects all jobs with this data filename. If the volume and subvolume filename
specifications are omitted, the default volume and subvolume are used. The
filename must be specified and has no default. See Appendix H, Migration
Considerations for Pre-D41 Spooler Versions for examples.
DATE { FROM time [ THRU time ] | THRU time }
selects all jobs created at the specified date and time or within the specified
range of dates and times. If the date is omitted, today’s date is used; if the
time is not specified for a particular date, all jobs for that date are qualified.
The time parameter is one of the following:
month day year [, hour : minute ]
day month year [, hour : minute ]
hour : minute
in the format:
MMM dd yyyy [ , hh : mm ]
dd MMM yyyy [ , hh : mm ]
hh : mm
JOB [ job-number | ( qualifiers ) ] [ , subcommand ] ...