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SHOW-USER-STATUS

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Display information about group of jobs

Component:

STATUS

Functional area:

Job processing

Domain:

JOB
USER-ADMINISTRATION

Privileges:

alle Privilegien

Routing code:

E

Function

The SHOW-USER-STATUS command supplies information on jobs assigned to the user’s own ID. It can also supply information on jobs generated under the user’s own ID but running under a different user ID (extended access; does not apply to spool jobs). The RSO device administrator also obtains information on spoolout jobs under other user IDs if the output is directed to a device under his administration. The following information can be requested (INFORMATION operand):

  • Value *STD: attributes of the individual job, such as job name, account number, TSN, type (processing state), priority, CPU time used, time limit etc. This information is output for all jobs if the command is issued without operands.

  • value *ENVIRONMENT: job name, TSN, names of the hardware used by the job (terminal, processor, SPOOL devices, forms, overlays), waiting time in HOLD status, catalog identification, spoolout class.

  • value *PROGRAM (output only for jobs of type T2 or T3): job name, TSN, type, category, name and size of the loaded program (if present), current command.

  • Value *JOB (can be queried only for jobs of types T1 to T3): job names, TSN, type, category, job class, residence time in the current processing state; in addition, for batch jobs: job scheduling priority, start time, repetition interval, values for RERUN-AFTER-CRASH and FLUSH-AFTER-SHUTDOWN.

  • Value *REPEAT-JOB (can be queried only for repeat jobs): information on job repetition, such as job name, type, category, interval, number of repetitions, NTSN, next start time.

  • Value *BY-CALENDAR (can be queried only for calendar jobs): information on job name, TSN, type, symbolic starting date, job count and next calculated start time.

The specification of a job class for selecting the jobs to be output is available as an additional selection criterion (JOB-CLASS-NAME operand).

The command supports structured output in S variables (see "Output in S variable").

Privileged functions

Systems support (TSOS and OPERATING privilege) can use the command to obtain comprehensive and detailed information relating both to jobs of all users and to a specific user ID. The INFORMATION operand allows them to define the overview they want to have displayed in more detail in terms of job type and associated attributes. They can also use a category as an additional criterion for selecting the jobs to be displayed (CATEGORY-NAME operand). 

Format

SHOW-USER-STATUS                                                

Alias: SHUS

USER-IDENTIFICATION = *ALL / <name 1..8 with-wild(24)>

,JOB-TYPE = *ANY / *JOBS / *SPOOLOUT / *WAITING-JOBS / *BATCH-JOBS / *DIALOG-JOBS /

*WAITING-SPOOLOUT / *RUNNING-SPOOLOUT / *RSO-SPOOLOUT(...)


*RSO-SPOOLOUT(...)



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DESTINATION = *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8>



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,DEVICE = *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8 with-wild>

,INFORMATION = *STD / *ENVIRONMENT(...) / *PROGRAM / *JOB / *REPEAT-JOB / *BY-CALENDAR


*ENVIRONMENT(...)



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TERMINAL = *NONE / APPLICATION / *ORIGINAL

,OUTPUT-JOB-ID = *STD / *NAME / *USER-IDENTIFICATION / *NONE

,CPU-LIMIT = *ANY / *PARAMETERS(...)


*PARAMETERS(...)



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MINIMUM = 0 / <integer 0..2147483647 seconds>



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,MAXIMUM = 2147483647 / <integer 0..2147483647 seconds>

,JOB-TYPE-TIME = *ANY / *PARAMETERS(...)


*PARAMETERS(...)



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MINIMUM = 0 / <integer 0..2147483647 minutes>



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,MAXIMUM = 2147483647 / <integer 0..2147483647 minutes>

,CATEGORY-NAME = *ALL / <name 1..8>

,JOB-CLASS-NAME = *ALL / <name 1..8>

,JOB-NAME = *ALL / *NONE / <name 1..8 with-wild(24)>

Operands

USER-IDENTIFICATION =
Defines the user ID to which the information output is to relate.

USER-IDENTIFICATION = *ALL
The jobs of all users currently on the system are to be displayed. Nonprivileged users receive information about all jobs started under their own user ID. They also receive information about jobs which were generated by their own ID and are running under a different ID (extended access; does not apply to SPOOL jobs). An RSO device administrator receives information about all print jobs to be output on a printer under his administration.

USER-IDENTIFICATION = <name 1..8 with-wild(24)>
Only jobs for this user ID are to be included in the information output. Nonprivileged users can only explicitly specify their own user ID. An exception to this applies to RSO device administrators for RSO SPOOL jobs. The same information is output as with USER-IDENTIFICATION=*ALL.

Restriction

Specifying a USER-IDENTIFICATION with wildcards is not supported for spoolout jobs.

JOB-TYPE = *ANY / *JOBS / *SPOOLOUT / *WAITING-JOBS / *BATCH-JOBS / *DIALOG-JOBS /
*WAITING-SPOOLOUT / *RUNNING-SPOOLOUT / *RSO-SPOOLOUT(...)
Job types on which information is desired. 

Operand value               

Meaning (job type)

*ANY

All (subsequently listed) job types

*JOBS

All ENTER and interactive jobs (T1, T2, and T3)

*SPOOLOUT

Executing and waiting spoolout tasks

*WAITING-JOBS

Waiting ENTER jobs (T1)

*BATCH-JOBS

Executing ENTER jobs (T2)

*DIALOG-JOBS

Executing interactive jobs (T3)

*WAITING-SPOOLOUT

Waiting spoolout tasks (T4)

*RUNNING-SPOOLOUT

Executing spoolout tasks (T5)

*RSO-SPOOLOUT(...)

Waiting and executing spoolout tasks for RSO printers (T7); the output can be restricted to specific RSO printers or printer pools (see operand description)

JOB-TYPE = *RSO-SPOOLOUT(...)
Requests information about spoolout jobs for the specified RSO printers.

DESTINATION = *ALL / <name 1..8 with-wild>
Provides information on all spoolout jobs that are output to the RSO designated printers. The following may be specified:

  • name of the RSO printer; can be specified in wildcard format

  • name of an RSO device pool; all printers in this pool are selected.

DEVICE = *ALL / <alphanum-name 1..8 with-wild>
Names of the RSO printers (can also be specified in wildcard format). The default value is *ALL, i.e. all device pools are selected.

INFORMATION = *STD / *ENVIRONMENT(...) / *PROGRAM / *JOB / *REPEAT-JOB / *BY-CALENDAR
Type of information to be displayed. The operand values *PROGRAM, *JOB, *REPEAT-JOB, and *BY-CALENDAR return information which is available only for some types of job. In this case only on information on such jobs is output. 

INFORMATION = *STD
Displays the following information for the job type specified:

Field

Meaning / Contents

NAME

  • Job name (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME)

  • User ID (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID)

  • Blank if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NONE was specified

TSN

Task sequence number

TYPE

Job type (T1 to T7), additional information, depending on job type

TYPE = 1

Type = 1: Waiting batch jobs

  • DO: dormant: the relevant job scheduler is not yet active; or job run J(i), with (i >= 1) of a repeat job.

  • WT: waiting: The job is waiting to be started by the system.

  • HO: HELD-BY-COMMAND: Job was paused with HOLD-JOB; also displayed if one of the wait statuses HOP, HOT or HOC is in effect due to a lack of resources

  • HOP: HELD-BY-PUBSET: job waiting for pubset import

  • HOT: HELD-BY-TSN: job waiting for TSN release

  • HOC: HELD-BY-CALENDAR: job waiting for import of the pubset that contains the calendar file

TYPE = 2/3

Type = 2/3: Active batch and interactive jobs; the first 7 characters of the category name are output, e.g.:

  • SYS: Category for system tasks

  • BATCH: Category for batch tasks

  • DIALOG: Category for dialog tasks

  • TP: Category for for transaction tasks

TYPE = 4

Type = 4

  • PR: APA printer (2050-APA, 2090-APA, 2090-TWIN)

  • SD: 3341, 3342, 3343

  • SD7: High-speed printer with loadable (3337, 3338, 3339 / 3348, 3349 / 3365 / 9xxx)

  • NSD: High-speed printer with loadable VFB or laser printer

  • HP: HP (3351, 3353) and HP90 (2090, 2140, 2240) high-performance printers

  • NHS: High-performance printer or line printer

  • NHP: High-performance printer

  • HSD: High-performance printer or line printer

  • WP: SPOOLOUT jobs waiting for PRE-PROCESSING

  • T9P: Tape device 1600 BPI

  • T9G: Tape device 6250 BPI

  • TP: Any tape device

  • WFT:Jobs waiting for file transfer

  • FT: Jobs in the process of file transfer

TYPE = 5

Type = 5: Active spoolout task

  • mn: Output device, currently active

  • KP: Suspended; can be started in the same session

  • PRE: Active PRE-PROCESSING job

TYPE = 7

Type = 7: RSO spoolout tasks

  • WT: Waiting RSO spoolout tasks

  • ACT: Active RSO spoolout tasks

  • TP: Any tape device

  • WP: RSO jobs waiting for PRE-PROCESSING

  • PRE: Active PRE-PROCESSING for RSO jobs

PRI

Job and task priority; * indicates the job express function

CPU-USED

Only for T2 / T3:
CPU time used, in seconds. If the maximum possible display value of 999999.999 has been reached, the current value is displayed in a new line.

CPU-MAX

Only for T1 / T2 / T3:

  • Maximum CPU time allowed for the job

  • NTL (NO TIME LIMIT)

  • HOLD, if the job was suspended by systems support

ACCOUNT#

Only for T1 / T2 / T3:
Account number to which the job is being charged

SIZE

Only for T4/T5/T7; the value depends on the setting in the SPOOL parameter file (SPOOLOUT-SIZE); possible settings:

  • File size in PAM pages

  • Approximate number of lines (printer) or blocks (tape) to be output.

  • For files created by SYSFILE management, the estimated size is displayed in logical printer pages and marked with “P”.

  • Specifications from the PRINT-DOCUMENT command are not taken into account in calculation.

COPIES

Only for T4/T5/T7: Number of copies still to be printed 

PRSIZE

Only for T4/T5/T7:
Number of lines, records or PAM pages already output. Upon restart following forced termination, PRSIZE is not reset to zero; upon restart following termination by the operator, PRSIZE is set to zero.

  • PRSIZE=TRD: Job scheduled for APA printer has been transferred
  • PRSIZE=TRT: Job scheduled for APA printer is being transferred

RTSN

Only for T4/T5/T7:
TSN of the job generating the spoolout job.

OPT

Only for T4/T5:
Optional indication * when a FOB, page rotation, or more than four character sets are used.

DEVICE

Only for T7: Device name or pool name (identified by *)

INFORMATION = *ENVIRONMENT(...)
The RFA application name R<tsn><sysid> is displayed for AFR partner tasks.

TERMINAL = *NONE / *APPLICATION / *ORIGINAL
Specifies which values are to be output in the fields STATION and PROCESSOR. If *APPLICATION is specified, the names used in the application (e.g. OMNIS) for the station and processor names are output. If *ORIGINAL is specified, the names used by BCAM are output.
Specifying *NONE is the same as specifying *APPLICATION. 

Displays the following information for the job specified:

Field

Meaning / Contents

NAME

  • Job name (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME)

  • User ID (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID)

  • Blank if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NONE was specified

TSN

Task sequence number

STATION

Station name (with local printer; mnemonic device name); name from the application or BCAM name

PROCESSOR

Processor name; name from the application or BCAM name

HOLD

Time (hhmm) at which the job was placed in the "HOLD" state or "NO" state if it is not in the HOLD state (only displayed for T1, T2 and T3 jobs)

MRSCAT

Catalog ID and QUIET when the catalog is in the QUIET state or empty

FORM

Form name when printing the form used

CLASS

Spoolout class which is assigned to the job

DIA

Name of the overlay used for the laser printer

DEV

Name of the output device as described in INFORMATION=*STD, field TYPE; (only displayed for T4 and T5 jobs)

PVS

Catalog ID of the pubset on which the output file is stored

OPT

Displays with the ’*’ character that a FOB overlay, page rotation, or more than four character sets are used for the job

ERMSG

Error code for RSO devices. The error message can be queried with the HELP-MSG-INFORMATION command

ERCOD

Complete return code returned by DCAM or the device

INFORMATION = *PROGRAM
Output for jobs of type T2 and T3 only
Displays the following information for the specified job:

Field               

Meaning / Contents

NAME

  • Job name (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME)

  • User ID (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID)

  • Blank if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NONE was specified

TSN

Task sequence number

TYPE

Job type (T2 or T3) plus category name (7 characters)

SIZE

Program size in main memory pages (4 KB)

CURR-CMD

  • Command which is currently being executed

  • HOLD when the job is in the "HOLD" state

PROG

Name of the loaded program, if available (up to 154 characters depending on the type of program file)

INFORMATION = *JOB
Output for jobs of type T1, T2 and T3 only
Displays the following information for the specified job:

Field

Meaning / Contents

NAME

  • Job name (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME)

  • User ID (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID)

  • Blank if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NONE was specified

TSN

Task sequence number

TYPE

Job type (T1 to T3), additional information, depending on job type

Type = 1: Waiting batch jobs

  • DO: dormant: the relevant job scheduler is not yet active; or job run J(i), with (i >= 1) of a repeat job.

  • WT: waiting: The job is waiting to be started by the system.

  • HO: HELD-BY-COMMAND: Job was paused with HOLD-JOB; also displayed if one of the wait statuses HOP, HOT or HOC is in effect due to a lack of resources

  • HOP: HELD-BY-PUBSET: job waiting for pubset import

  • HOT: HELD-BY-TSN: job waiting for TSN release

  • HOC: HELD-BY-CALENDAR: job waiting for import of the pubset that contains the calendar file

Type = 2/3: Active batch and interactive jobs; the first 7 characters of the category name are output, e.g.:

  • SYS: Category for system tasks

  • BATCH: Category for batch tasks

  • DIALOG: Category for dialog tasks

  • TP: Category for for transaction tasks

JCLASS

Job class assigned to the user

INTYPE

Time span in which the job is in the processing status under consideration (in minutes)

P

Job scheduling priority

START

Specification of the job start time in accordance with the SET-LOGON-
PARAMETERS (or LOGON), ENTER-JOB or ENTER-PROCEDURE command:
"Eyyyy-mm-dd.hhmm" for START=*EARLIEST(...)
"Lyyyy-mm-dd.hhmm" for START=*LATEST(...)
"Ayyyy-mm-dd.hhmm" for START=*AT(...)
"yyyy-mm-dd.hhmm" for SCHEDULING-TIME=*BY-CALENDAR(...)
"Whhmm" for START=*WITHIN(...)
"BYOPER:"
"BYUSER"
"SOON" for START=*SOON
"IMMED" for START=*IMMEDIATELY

REP

Specification of the job repetition in accordance with the SET-LOGON-PARAMETERS, LOGON or ENTER-JOB command:
"NO"
"STUP" for REPEAT-JOB=*AT-STREAM-STARTUP
"DAIL" for REPEAT-JOB=*DAILY
"WEEK" for REPEAT-JOB=*WEEKLY
"hhmm" for REPEAT-JOB=*PERIOD(...)

RER

YES or NO, as specified in the RERUN-AFTER-CRASH operand of the SET-LOGON-PARAMETERS, LOGON or ENTER-JOB command

FLU

YES or NO, as specified in the FLUSH-AFTER-SHUTDOWN operand of the SET-LOGON-PARAMETERS, LOGON or ENTER-JOB command

INFORMATION = *REPEAT-JOB
Output for repeat jobs only (type T1 and T2)
Displays the following information for the specified job:

Field

Meaning / Contents

NAME

  • Job name (default value and with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME)

  • User ID if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID was specified

  • Blank if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NONE was specified

TSN

Task sequence number

REP

Information on job repetition
"STUP" for REPEAT-JOB=*AT-STREAM-STARTUP
"DAIL" for REPEAT-JOB=*DAILY
"WEEK" for REPEAT-JOB=*WEEKLY
"hhmm" for REPEAT-JOB=*PERIOD(...)

REPCNT

Counter for job repetitions

NTSN

TSN which was reserved for the job repetition

NSTART

Start time determined for the repetition of the job

INFORMATION = *BY-CALENDAR
Output for calendar jobs only (type T1 and T2)
Displays the following information for the specified job:

Field

Meaning / Contents

NAME

  • Job name (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME)

  • User ID (default value for nonprivileged users or with OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID)

  • Blank if OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NONE was specified

TSN

Task sequence number

TYPE

Job type (T1 to T2), additional information, depending on job type

Type = 1: Waiting batch jobs

  • DO: dormant: the relevant job scheduler is not yet active; or job run J(i), with (i >= 1) of a repeat job.

  • WT: waiting: The job is waiting to be started by the system.

  • HO: HELD-BY-COMMAND: Job was paused with HOLD-JOB; also displayed if one of the wait statuses HOP, HOT or HOC is in effect due to a lack of resources

  • HOP: HELD-BY-PUBSET: job waiting for pubset import

  • HOT: HELD-BY-TSN: job waiting for TSN release

  • HOC: HELD-BY-CALENDAR: job waiting for import of the pubset that contains the calendar file

Type = 2: Active batch and interactive jobs; the first 7 characters of the category name are output, e.g.:

  • SYS: Category for system tasks

  • BATCH: Category for batch tasks

SYMDAT

Symbolic date which determines the start time of the calendar job; the output field is empty if the job is not a calendar job

COUNT

Run counter for the current number of job repetitions; the output field is empty if the job is not a calendar job.

START

Specification of the job start time of the calendar job which is calculated from the specified symbolic date in the format "yyyy-mm-dd.hhmm". The output field is empty if the job is not a calendar job.

OUTPUT-JOB-ID = *STD / *NAME / *USER-IDENTIFICATION / *NONE
Specifies whether the name or user ID of the job desired is to be displayed in addition to the TSN. The default value is *STD, i.e. the nonprivileged user receives the job name in output field NAME (corresponds to OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*NAME), the privileged user receives the user ID (corresponds to OUTPUT-JOB-ID=*USER-ID).

CPU-LIMIT = *ANY / *PARAMETERS(...)
Selects jobs according to CPU time usage.
The operand has no significance for SPOOL tasks.

CPU-LIMIT = *PARAMETERS(...)

MINIMUM = 0 / <integer 0..2147483647 seconds>
CPU time, in seconds; selects jobs that have required at least the specified amount of CPU time.

MAXIMUM = 2147483647 / <integer 0..2147483647 seconds>
CPU time, in seconds; selects jobs that have required not more than the specified amount of CPU time.

JOB-TYPE-TIME = *ANY / *PARAMETERS(...)
Selects jobs of the types 1 to 3 according to the amount of time they belonged to the specified job type. SPOOL jobs are not displayed.

JOB-TYPE-TIME = *PARAMETERS(...)

MINIMUM = 0 / <integer 0..2147483647 minutes>
Time, in minutes; selects jobs that were assigned to the specified job type for at least the specified length of time.

MAXIMUM = 2147483647 / <integer 0..2147483647 minutes>
Time, in minutes; selects jobs that were assigned to the specified job type for at most the specified length of time.

CATEGORY-NAME =
Selects jobs according to their job (task) category.

CATEGORY-NAME = *ALL
Jobs of all categories are included in the output.

CATEGORY-NAME = <name 1..8>
Specifies the category according to which jobs are selected.

JOB-CLASS-NAME =
Selects the jobs according to their job class.

JOB-CLASS-NAME = *ALL
The jobs from all job classes are examined.

JOB-CLASS-NAME = <name 1..8>

JOB-NAME =
Selects the jobs according to their name as defined in the SET-LOGON-PARAMETERS or ENTER-JOB command.

JOB-NAME = *ALL
All jobs are examined.

JOB-NAME = *NONE

*NONE designates jobs for which no job name was defined.

JOB-NAME = <name 1..8 with-wild(24)>

Determines the job name which is used as a basis for selecting the jobs.

Return codes

(SC2)

SC1

Maincode

Meaning


0

CMD0001

Without errors

1

0

CMD0001

An attempt was made to create S variables for job types TYPE4 through TYPE8

2

0

EXC0152

Requested information does not exist

2

0

SPS0171

Local spoolout not available

2

0

SPA0003

RSO subsystem not loaded

2

0

SPS0266

Bourse of the ADM task destroyed

2

0

SPS0420

RSO subsystem not loaded


1

CMD0202

Syntax or semantic error


1

SCP0973

Inconsistency between operands


32

CMD2009

Error during generation of S variables


32

SCP0974

User ID specified for spoolout does not exist


64

EXC0252

Specified user ID does not exist


64

EXC0153

No authorization for command


64

SCP0975

No authorization for command

Output in S variable

The INFORMATION operand identifies the S variables which are to be created. If there is no current value to pass to an S variable, a null string (type S) or the number 0 (type I) is assigned instead. The following specifications are possible for INFORMATION:

Notation used in command

Abbreviated form used in table

INFORMATION = *STD

1

INFORMATION = *ENVIRONMENT

2

INFORMATION = *PROGRAM

3

INFORMATION = *JOB

4

INFORMATION = *REPEAT

5

INFORMATION = *BY-CALENDAR

6

When information is output to SYSOUT, print jobs are also displayed for reasons of compatibility. Variable output, on the other hand, only contains jobs of the types 1 to 3. The corresponding SPOOL commands must be used for print jobs.

Output information

Name of the S variable                       

T

Contents                 

Condition

Account number to which the job is being charged

var(*LIST).ACCOUNT

S

’’
<alphan.-name 1..8>

1

Name of the last command which was processed by the task

var(*LIST).CMD

S

’’
<struc.-name 1..30>

3

Maximum CPU time allowed for the job
HOLD=Job was suspended by systems support NTL=No time limit

var(*LIST).CPU-LIM

S

’’
HOLD
NTL
<integer>

1

CPU time already used by the task

var(*LIST).CPU-USED

S

’’
<nnnnnn.nnnn>

1

CPU time already used by the task in unabbreviated form

var(*LIST).CPU-USED-LONG

S

’’
<nnnnnnnnnn.nnnn>

1

Member name when the program was loaded from a library

var(*LIST).ELEM-NAME

S

’’
<comp.-name 1..64>

3

Member type when the program was loaded from a library

var(*LIST).ELEM-TYPE

S

’’
<alphan.-name 1..8>

3

Member version when the program was loaded from a library

var(*LIST).ELEM-VERSION

S

’’
<comp.-name 1..24>

3

Name of the file containing the load module

var(*LIST).FILE-NAME

S

’’
<filename 1..54>

3

Removal of the batch job from the job queue if it has not been processed by the end of the session

var(*LIST).FLUSH-AFTER-HUTDOWN

S

’’
NO
YES

4

Time since the job has been in the HOLD state

var(*LIST).HOLD-TIME

S

’’
NO
<hhmm>

2 

Name of the job class in which the job has been queued

var(*LIST).JOB-CLASS

S

’’
<name 1..8>

4

Number of job repetitions

var(*LIST).JOB-COUNT

I

0
<integer>

5, 6

Job name

var(*LIST).JOB-NAME

S

’’
<name 1..8>


Priority of the job

var(*LIST).JOB-PRIO

I

0
<integer 1..9>

1, 4

Type of job (1,2 3,4,5,7)

var(*LIST).JOB-TYPE

I

0
<integer 1..7>

1, 3, 4, 5, 6

Original name of the processor via which the terminal is addressed

var(*LIST).ORIG-PROC-NAME

S

’’
<name 1..8>

2

Original name of the terminal

var(*LIST).ORIG-STATION

S

’’
<alphan.-name 1..8>

2

Name of the processor via which the terminal is addressed

var(*LIST).PROC-NAME

S

’’
<name 1..8>

2

Size of the program (in 4KB)

var(*LIST).PROG-SIZE

I

0
<integer>

3

Only when PUBSET-STATE=QUIET: Pubset affected

var(*LIST).PUBSET

S

’’
<cat-id 1..4>

2

Displays whether the task is waiting for access to a pubset in QUIET state to become possible again.

var(*LIST).PUBSET-STATE

S

’’
QUIET

2

Specifies when the job repetition is to be started

var(*LIST).REPEAT-JOB

S

’’
<hhmm>
AT
DAIL
EARLIEST
LATEST
NO
STUP
WEEK

4, 5

Start date of job repetition

var(*LIST).REPEAT-JOB-DATE

S

’’
<yyyy-mm-dd>

5

Start time of job repetition

var(*LIST).REPEAT-JOB-TIME

S

’’
<hh:mm:00>

5

TSN of the job repetition

var(*LIST).REPEAT-JOB-TSN

S

’’
<alphan.-name 1..4>

5

Restart of the batch job in the next
session

var(*LIST).RERUN-AFTER-CRASH

S

’’
NO
YES

4

Run priority of the job

var(*LIST).RUN-PRIO

I

0
<integer 30..255>

1

Desired start time of the job.
Time values (by WITHIN without date specification, otherwise with) belong to the values of AT, EARLIEST, LATEST and WITHIN. These are then contained in the START-DATE and START-TIME variables.

var(*LIST).START

S

’’
AT
EARLIEST
LATEST
WITHIN
IMMED
SOON
STUP

4

Start date of the job

var(*LIST).START-DATE

S

’’
<yyyy-mm-dd>

4, 6

Job is to be started immediately.

var(*LIST).START-IMMED

S

TRUE
FALSE

1

Start time of the job

var(*LIST).START-TIME

S

’’
<hh:mm:00>

4, 6

Name of the station (with local printer; mnemonic device name);
name from the application or BCAM name

var(*LIST).STATION

S

’’
<alphan.-name 1..8>

2

Additional details of job type
For job types 2 and 3 the category name is output: either one of the predefined names BATCH, DIALOG, SYS or TP, or a self-defined name

var(*LIST).SUB-TYPE

S

’’
<name 1..7>
BATCH
DIALOG
DO
HO
HOC
HOP
HOT
SYS
TP
WT

1, 3, 4, 5, 6

Symbolic date which determines the start time of the calendar job

var(*LIST).SYMBOLIC-DATE

S

’’
<name 1..20>

6

Task sequence number

var(*LIST).TSN

S

<alphan.-name 4..4>


User ID under which the job was started

var(*LIST).USER-ID

S

’’
<name 1..8>


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