the systemid needs to be replaced by a valid ca-7 systemid (i.e. mss3hamp); the date and time needs to be supplied for both the from and to parameters. This is the command that is used to forecast the jobs that will run during the dates and times specified. You can do forecasts on cycles for an entire year’s worth of dates providing that the calendars have been built for that year.
fjob,sys=systemid,from=(mmddyy,hhmm),to=(mmddyy,hhmm),
seq=job same information as above but with the addition of ‘seq=job’ the results will be forecasted in jobname sequence. The default forecast is in time sequence.
Fjob,sys=systemid,span=nn this command will provide a forecast of what will run for the specified systemid for the supplied span time interval. In other words, fjob,sys=mss3hamp,span=24 would show you what would run for the nationwide production cycle from midnight
to midnight for today’s date. Without a specified date, the assumed date is today date.
FQJOB Fqjob,sys=systemid,span=nn This command will forecast what remains to run for the specified systemid based upon what is currently in ca-7’s request queue at the current time. For example, if during the night you wanted to take a snapshot of what remains to run for a particular cycle, you would want to issue this command for the systemid of that cycle and supply the time span interval to be forecasted. (i.e. fqjob,sys=mss3hamp,span=8) would show you what remains to run for the nationwide production cycle for the next 8 hours from the current time.
Fqjob,sys=systemid,span=nn,seq=job This command will produce the same results only in jobname sequence because you are using the ‘seq=job’ parameter. Fqjob,sys=systemid,from=(mmddyy,hhmm),to=(mmddyy,hhmm) This command will show you what will run for the specified
systemid for the period of time specified based upon what jobs are currently in ca-7 queues. You can also use the ‘seq=job’ parameter with this command format.
FRJOB frjob,job=jobname this command will show you how the job gets into the system. For example, if a job msp3db10 is triggered in somewhere in the cycle and you want to see how that sequence looked, you can issue this command and it will show you a ‘reverse jobflow’ (reverse trigger flow)
frjob,job=jobname,schid=nnn this will show you the reverse jobflow for the specified job and schid.
FRQJOB frqjob,job=jobname shows how the specified job (currently in ca-7’s queue got in the system today (shows a reverse trigger based upon the job in record that is currently in ca-7’s queue.
LACT Lact This command shows you all jobs that are currently running in
the operating system for which you are authorized to view. Lact,job=jobname (you can also specify sys=systemid where
systemid is replaced by the userid for the cycle; instead of specifying a specific job)
This command shows all jobs running with the specified jobname (you can use masking and ‘*’ is the masking character
Lact,job=*,st=late Shows you all active jobs with a late status which simple means that they missed their calculated due out tiime as defined by ca-7. There are various values for the st option and they are found on page 2-188 of the CA-7 3.2 MVS
Commands Guide
LJCL Ljcl,job=jobname Shows you the jcl for any job defined to ca-7 and the library where the jcl was found.
LJOB Ljob,job=jobname,list=all Shows how the job is defined in ca-7. This command shows any schedules, triggers, follow-ons, requirements, or conflicts that the specified job has.
Ljob,job=jobname,list=rqmt Shows only what this job will wait on. Once again, this information is from the ca-7 database. It is NOT listing how the job appears in the request queue right now if, indeed the job is in the request queue.
Ljob,job=jobname,list=depj Shows only the jobs that are dependent on the completion of the specified job.
Ljob,job=jobname,list=schd Shows only the scheduling information for the specified job. Ljob,job=jobname,list=rqusr Shows only the user requirements information
Ljob,job=jobname,list=trig Shows all the triggering information pertaining to the specified job (what job will trigger this one and what this job triggers) Ljob,job=jobname,list=rqvrm Shows virtual resource requirements only (this is conflict
information; in other words, it shows the jobs that cannot run with the specified due to contention problems)
LPRRN Lprrn,job=jobname Shows information about the last successful completion of the specified job. There is only ONE prior run record for any given job providing that the job has run successfully at least one time in ca-7.
Lq,job=jobname Shows all the jobs in ca-7 primary queues (request, ready, and active) for which you have authorization. You can use the ST parameter with this command as well.
LRDY Lrdy,job=* Show all the jobs in ca-7 which whose job records currently
reside in ca-7’s ready queue. Jobs should not be in the queue for very long (maybe a couple of seconds). If they stay in this queue for an excessive period of time, there may be a syntax error pertaining to the jobcard. Check the output queue in SAM. More than likely, the job will show as awaiting print. Select the output and you will see the errror. You can use the ST parameter with this command as well.
LREQ Lreq,job=* Shows all jobs waiting in ca-7’s request queue. Jobs will be
displayed in this queue if they are abended or waiting on requirements. These requirements must be satisfied before the job can be submitted for execution. You can use the ST parameter with this command, too.
LSCHD Lschd,job=jobname,list=schd This command will list all the schedule information from the ca-7 database for the specified job.
Lschd,job=jobname,list=cals Shows a month-by-month calendar using the schedule data selected. This command is valid only for jobs with resolved scheduled; in other words, the jobs must have a defined schedule or must be scheduled jobs. An example of this type of job is any DA00 job.
Lschd,job=jobname,list=sidnnn This command will display a month-by-month schedule day calendar for one schedule ID specified by the ‘nnn’ value. Again, this command is only valid for jobs where the schids are defined (i.e. DA00).
Lschd,job=jobname,list=bysid This command will display a month-by-month calendar for each schedule ID. Again, this command is only valid for jobs where the schids are defined (i.e. DA00).
REQUEUE Requeue,job=jobname Puts job back in ca-7’s request queue. Usually used when a job is sitting in the RDY queue due to a jcl syntax error on the jobcard.
HOLD Hold,job=jobname Places job on hold. Use this command only when the job is in ca-7’s request queue. This will keep the job from being submitted after all its requirements have been satisfied.