Standard format

If you do not specify any options with showjob command, the results are displayed in standard format.

The following details are displayed in the standard format.
  • Workstation

    The workstation on which the job runs.

  • Job stream

    The name of the job stream.

  • SchedTime

    The date and time on which the job is scheduled to run. The date is displayed in mm/dd format.

  • job
    The job name. The notation described below may precede the job name.
    • rerun as

      The job that was rerun either by the rerun command or as a part of automatic recovery.

    • rerun rerun_number of rerun_total

      The job that was run as part of a rerun and the position of job in the sequence.

    • rerun step

      Specifies the job was rerun using rerun;step command.

    • every run

      The second and the subsequent runs of the jobs.

    • recovery

      Specifies the run of a recovery job.

  • State
    Specifies the state of a job or job stream. The different types are described below:
    • ABEND

      The job ended abnormally.

    • ABENP

      Indicates the ABEND confirmation is received but the job is not completed.

    • ADD

      The job was added by the user.

    • CANCL

      Specifies the job or job stream is cancelled and applicable for internetwork dependencies only.

    • DONE

      The job is completed with an unknown status.

    • ERROR

      Indicates an error occurred when checking the remote status and applicable for internetwork dependencies only.

    • EXEC

      The selected job is running.

    • EXTRN
      The status is unknown and applicable for internetwork dependencies only. The status may be due to any of the following reasons:
      • An error occurred
      • A rerun action is performed on the job in the EXTERNAL job stream.
    • FAIL

      The job is not launched.

    • FENCE

      Indicate the priority of the job is below the FENCE.

    • HOLD

      The job stream is waiting for the dependency to be resolved.

    • INTRO

      Indicates the job will launch at any moment.

    • PEND

      The job is completed and waiting for confirmation.

    • READY

      All the dependencies are resolved and the job stream is ready to launch.

    • SCHED

      Indicates that there is still time left before the job is scheduled to launch.

    • SUCC

      The job is completed successfully.

    • SUCCP

      The job is not completed, but the confirmation is received.

    • SUPPR

      The job is suppressed as the related conditional dependencies of the predecessors are not resolved.

    • WAIT

      Indicates the job is in wait.

The different states for job streams are described below:
  • ABEND

    The job stream ended abnormally.

  • ADD

    The job stream was added by the user.

  • CANCP

    Specifies the job stream is pending cancellation. The cancellation is differed until all the associated dependencies are resolved.

  • ERROR

    Indicates an error occurred when checking the remote status and applicable for internetwork dependencies only.

  • EXEC

    The selected job stream is running.

  • EXTRN

    The status is unknown and applicable for internetwork dependencies only. Specifies the state of EXTERNAL job streams.

  • HOLD

    The job stream is waiting for the dependency to be resolved.

  • READY

    All the dependencies are resolved and the job stream is ready to launch.

  • STUCK

    The job stream run is interrupted and no jobs are launched without the user intervention.

  • SUCC

    The job stream run is completed successfully.

  • SUPPR

    The job stream is suppressed as the related conditional dependencies of the predecessors are not resolved.

  • Pr

    Specifies the priority of the job stream.

  • (Est)Start

    Specifies the start time of the job stream. If the start time is before or after 24 hours, instead of time the date (mm/dd/yy or mm/dd format) is displayed.

  • (Est)Elapse

    Specifies the run time of the job stream.

Notes:
  • The job stream or job name is displayed for follows dependency. If it is a pending predecessor, the name is followed by [P].
  • For conditional dependencies the name of the predecessor job or job stream is followed by the output conditions in the format, IF <condition name>. The <condition name> can be the final status of the predecessor job, the job stream status or condition based on the predecessor job output. When you have multiple conditions, they are separated by the vertical bar (|) symbol.
  • The file name is displayed for opens dependency. If the file is located in an extended agent, only the last 25 characters of the file name is displayed.
  • The resource name enclosed in hyphens (-) is displayed for needs dependency. When there are more than one unit is requested, the number appears before the first hyphen.
  • For an until time, the time is preceded by an angle bracket (<).
  • The prompt number is displayed as #num and the prompt name is followed by parentheses for global prompts.
  • For a deadline time, the time displayed is preceded by an angle bracket(<).
  • The repetition rate for an every rate is preceded by an ampersand (&) character.
  • You can identify the cancelled job streams as they are labelled [Cancelled].
  • The job streams that are cancelled with the ;pend option are labeled [Cancel Pend].
  • When the results are displayed for showschedules command, the time dependencies are shown in the start column as described below:
    • Only the time hh:mm, if the date on which the command is run matches with the date set on the job stream.
    • Only the date dd/mm, if the date on which the command is run does not matches with the date set on the job stream.
  • The Process Identification Number (PID) for running jobs are displayed in #Jnnnnn format.
  • The jobs are labelled with Until option, when it is expired until times. This is applicable to jobs cancelled with ;pend option.
  • The different statuses that are displayed when specific options set are met:
    • [MaxDurationExceeded] and maxdur=hhh:mm: When the specified maximum duration time is exceeded.
    • [KillSubmitted]: When the specified maximum duration time is exceeded and the onmaxdur option is set to kill.
    • [Continue]: When the specified maximum duration time is exceeded and the onmaxdur option is set to continue.
    • [MinDurationNotReached] and mindur=hhh:mm: When the specified minimum time is not reached and the job is completed successfully.
    • [Continue]: When the specified minimum duration time is not reached and the onmindur option is set to continue.
    • [Abended]: When the specified minimum duration time is not reached and the onmindur option is set to Abend.
    • [ConfirmSubmitted]: When the specified minimum duration time is not reached and the onmindur option is set to Confirm.
    • [Recovery]: Indicates the user intervention is required.
    • [Confirmed]: Indicates confirmation is required as the job is scheduled using the confirm keyword.