JB – Ad-hoc in the current plan
The JB Batch Loader statements do
not map to a record within HCL Workload Automation for Z,
instead this is pseudo batch loader generated as output from the LISTJOB
command.
The LISTJOB
command extracts application
and job details from the database for a single job, but can be made
to output this detail in the form of a JBSTART
command.
So where the ADDJOB
command will extract job
details and then submit the job directly to the plan with the extracted
attributes, by using LISTJOB
to create the JBSTART
command
this allows you to manipulate the extracted attributes before submitting
the job to the current plan.
LISTJOB
command:LISTJOB JOB005 ADID(ALTIF) OUTPUT(OUTDATA) STYLE(LOADER) DISPLAY(N)
DETAIL(SUCC)
to create the following JB
command:JBSTART ADID(ALTIF) ADVALFROM(141202) DESCR('ALTIF test') OWNER(TWS)
JBOP WSID(CPU1) OPNO(005) JOBN(JOB005) DURATION(1)
JBPRE-INT WSLCCMD1 PREADID(ALTIF) PREWSID(CMD1) PREOPNO(001)
JBSUC-INT JOB010 SUCADID(ALTIF) SUCWSID(CPU1) SUCOPNO(010)
The JB batch loader statements are similar to the equivalent AD
statements, with the difference that the AD
prefix
is replaced with JB
. For a complete description
of the AD
syntax, see AD – Application definition record.