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JOB Command
Examples
1. The JOB command gives you information on all jobs you currently own in the
spooler, one line for each job:
_JOB
The following information is displayed:
JOB BATCH STATE PAGES COPIES PRI HOLD LOCATION REPORT
J 1113 READY 100 1 4 #LLPTOY RECV ANN
1234 READY 15 1 4 #HT10 RECV ANN
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2. If you specify one job, you can obtain further information using the STATUS option:
_J 1234;J STATUS
The following information is displayed:
JOB BATCH STATE PAGES COPIES PRI HOLD LOCATION REPORT
J 1234 READY 15 1 4 #HT10 RECV ANN
JOB FORM CLOSE TIME
1234 14 JUL 97, 10:19:13
JOB LOCATION DEVICE SEQ COPY PAGE
1234 #HT10.DEFAULT $HT10.#HT10 2 1 15
1234 #HT10.HT10 $HT10.#HT10 3 1 15
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3. If you specify the name of a spooler job file, that file becomes the current job and
appears in the job display list:
_J $DSK.JVOL.LISTING; J
The following information is displayed:
JOB BATCH STATE PAGES COPIES PRI HOLD LOCATION REPORT
J FILE READY 60 1 4 $DSK.JVOL.LISTING
1113 READY 100 1 4 #LLPTOY RECV ANN
1234 READY 15 1 4 #HT10 RECV ANN
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SEQ is the job sequence number in the device queue. If
the job is printing, its SEQ is PRINT. The next job to
print on the device has a sequence number of 1.
COPY is the number of copies of the job that are to be
printed.
PAGE is the number of pages in the job.