Applicable versions and levels
Windows versions: V5.0L10 or later
Solaris versions: 5.0 or later
Linux versions: 5.2, V10.0L10 or later
Linux for Itanium versions: V12.0L10 or later
HP-UX versions: 5.1 or later
AIX versions: 5.1 or later
DS versions: V20L10
Action
Points to check
Is the job disabled?
Cause
If the job was disabled, when the execution condition is prepared, the job will be skipped, and the succeeding job will start instead.
Action method
Check if the job has been disabled in the target job net. To do this, check the job status display in the Monitor Job Net window, or execute the jobschprint -p command and check the result.
Description
Information
Behavior when the job is operated
When the job net is the Job Execution Control attribute, the cancel, restart, pause, continue, disable, and enable operations can be performed for the job. The behavior when each operation is performed is explained below.
Cancel
Cancels a job that is executing, or that was delayed. The job changes to the "Canceled" status.
Restart
If the job net has the "Warning" status, restart the job that ended abnormally or was canceled.
If a recovery job is executing, it cannot be restarted. Recovery jobs cannot be restarted either. If both cases, the operation will be ignored. (V11.0L10/11.0 or later)
Pause
Pauses a job that is waiting to be executed, or a job that has ended. Even if an execution condition, for example the completion of the preceding job, is met for a job that was paused, the start will be suspended, so the job will not be executed. The job that succeeds the job that was paused will not be executed either.
Continue
Continues a job that was paused. The status of the job is as follows:
If a paused job is continued before the execution condition is met, the job status will revert to the status before it was paused.
If the execution condition is met while the job is paused, the job will start after the continue operation is performed.
Disable
Changes a job that is waiting to be executed, or that was paused or ended, to the "Disabled" status. A disabled job will be skipped if an execution condition has been prepared, and the succeeding job will start. If the execution condition is prepared while the job is paused, and the job is disabled, the job will be skipped at the point when it was disabled.
Enable
Enables a job that was disabled. The status of the job is as follows:
If the job was enabled before the execution condition was prepared, the job status will revert to the status before the disable operation was performed. However, if the job was paused before the disable operation was performed, the job status will revert to the status before it was paused.
If the execution condition is prepared when the job was disabled, the job will be skipped and change to the "Completed" status.
Information
Behavior when a recovery operation is performed for the job (V11.0L10/11.0 or later)
If the job net is a Job Execution Control attribute, the recovery operations "Start from Specified Job", "Restart from Specified Job", "Start from Next Job", and "Specified Job Only" can be performed for a job that ended abnormally or was canceled. The behavior when each operation is performed is explained below.
Start from Specified Job
Starts from the specified job. When the job is completed normally or pseudo-normally, the succeeding job will be executed.
Restart from Specified Job
Operations can be performed only on jobs that have a job net icon. Restarts from the specified job. When the job is completed normally or pseudo-normally, the succeeding job will be executed.
Start from Next Job
Operations can only be performed on jobs that do not have a job net icon. Starts from the succeeding job leaving the specified job as it is. If that succeeding job has completed normally or pseudo-normally, the next succeeding job will be executed.
Specified Job Only
Operations can only be performed on jobs that do not have a job net icon. Starts the specified job only. Even when the job is completed normally or pseudo-normally, the succeeding job will not be executed. Or, even when the job is abended, the recovery job will not be executed.
