LIST-JOB

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The LIST-JOB command displays status and history information for each jBASE background task process.

 

COMMAND SYNTAX

LIST-JOB {(Options}

 

SYNTAX ELEMENTS

Options

P Redirect output to the spooler.

 

NOTES

The information displayed in the LIST-JOB screen is contained in columns:

PHANTOM JOBS SUBMITTED, RUNNING & COMPLETED AT 17:34:39 15 JAN 1999

CMD-INPUT CD PIB.. HF# ACCOUNT. BYLN. BEG-DATE & -TIME      STOP-DATE & -TIME

EOM2      T  10087     accadmin 71    15 JAN 1999 17:19:46  15 JAN 1999 17:20:49
FAXMON    R  10088     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:44
DISP.OVER R  10095     roberth  330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:44
DISP.OVER R  10096     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:45
CHECKSAR  R  10097     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:45
RATE.PROB R  10098     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:45
QCOMCOMM  R  10087     remerez  69    15 JAN 1999 17:20:52
AUTO.OVER R  10102     julie    42    15 JAN 1999 17:34:29
AUTO.OVER R  10103     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:46
AUTO.STAT R  10104     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:47
GIDF      R  10106     susan    330   15 JAN 1999 13:55:48
CHECKSAR  R  10107     susan    330   14 JAN 1999 10:04:26





 

Column Description
CMD-INPUT is the command line for the jBASE background task process provided by the Z command.
CD is the status code for the jBASE background task process.
PIB is the port number of the jBASE background process.
HF# is the spooler hold file number used by the jBASE background task process.
ACCOUNT is the userid/account that is used by the jBASE background task process for execution
BYLN is the port number that started the job
BEG-DATE is the date the jBASE background task process was started
BEG-TIME is the time the jBASE background task process was started
STOP-DATE is the date the jBASE background task process completed
STOP-TIME is the time the jBASE background task process completed

The jBTP log file must be cleared manually by the PH-CLEAR command.

 

STATUS CODES

Code Description
R process is still active
S process terminated by UNIX system command
T process terminated normally
E process terminated incorrectly. Usually because the executing process requires input but there are no more statements left in the command stack
Q process queued for port

JBTP