Use JobLibrary to display queue information for a specified group of JES jobs or POWER jobs.
Operands are provided to limit the entries that will be listed.
JobLibrary may also be entered as JobLib[rary], LibraryJ[ob], LibJ[ob], LibraryP, LibP, or DQ.
Optional Operands
JOB Specifies the queue for JES jobs or the generic job identification for POWER jobs.
For JES jobs
Specify a one letter queue type.
H specifies hold queue entries.
I specifies input queue entries.
O specifies output queue entries.
A specifies input queue, held queue, and output queue entries.
Default: A.
For POWER jobs
See POWER job.
Default: *.
SCOPE [POWER jobs only.] If SCOPE is specified as "FREE", only jobs that are currently being processed or are available for processing are displayed. A job is available for processing if it has a disposition of D or K.
Default: ALL.
CLASS [POWER jobs only.] Specifies the job class. If CLASS is specified, only entries whose class matches CLASS will be shown.
USER is site-defined. USER can be up to 16 characters in length. The exit routine BIXPWQA is provided address- ability to this value.
All jobs available to you are listed. Data sets for each job are consolidated on the display. In hold queue, a new line is displayed when class changes. In output queue, a new line is displayed when out group changes. Input queue entries exist only if the job has not completed processing. If you need the data definition names (ddnames) or data set numbers, use JobInquire. Sessions such as those produced by the JobLibrarycommand can be updated or refreshed by the SessionRefresh command. (You will probably find it convenient to assign the SessionRefresh command to a key combination.)
The following Context commands can be used with the JobLibrary display.
The JobLibrary display has control information to the right of column 135 for use by the Context commands. If you use JobLibrary display lines in another context, you may need to remove the control information using the EditBlank or EditKeep commands.
When Valid
Check with your System Administrator to determine the restrictions on access to JES jobs or POWER jobs at your site. The exit routine distributed with host BIM-EDIT provides several restriction schemes your System Administrator can select from.
Return Codes
OK Successful.
JES Examples
Display all JES jobs in the hold queue:
=> libp h
Display all JES jobs:
=> libp
POWER Examples
Display all POWER jobs in the list queue:
=> libp lst.*
Display all POWER jobs with a class of 5:
=> libp *.*,class=5
Display all POWER jobs in all queues whose name starts with T:
=> libp *.t*