This section describes the job operations and the actions following the job operations. The following operations can be executed for jobs.
Cancelled
Cancels the jobs under execution and the jobs of which the execution has been delayed. The job will be in the cancelled status.
Restart
Restarts the abended or cancelled jobs. If the recover job is in execution, however, the jobs cannot be restarted.
When connected to any server with Systemwalker OperationMGR V10.0L21/10.1 or older, the job net can only be restarted when it is in the warning status. Also, the recovery jobs cannot be restarted. The operation will be ignored.
Pause
Pauses the waiting jobs and completed jobs. The paused job will not be executed even if the execution conditions are satisfied upon normal completion of the preceding job. The succeeding jobs will not be executed either.
Continue
Cancels the paused status of the job. The job status will be as follows.
If resumed before the job execution conditions are satisfied, the paused job will resume the status before the pause operation.
If the execution conditions are satisfied while the job is being paused, the job will be started after resuming.
The figure below shows an example when completion of the preceding job is specified as the execution condition.
When the recovery job is being paused when the preceding job is terminated abnormally, the recovery job will be started after resuming.
Disable
Disables the waiting, paused and completed jobs. The disabled jobs will be skipped and the succeeding job will be started if the execution conditions are satisfied. When the execution conditions are satisfied while the job is being paused, the job will be skipped when disabled.
The figure below shows an example when completion of the preceding job is specified as the execution condition.
When a recovery job for which Restart previous job is specified is disabled, the recovery job will be skipped when the preceding job is terminated abnormally and the original job will not be restarted.
Enable
Cancels the disabled status of the job. The job status will be as follows.
If enabled before the execution conditions are satisfied, the job will resume the status before the disable operation. If the job was in the paused status before the disable operation, however, it will resume the status before the pause operation.
If the execution conditions are satisfied while the job is in the disabled status, the job will be skipped and will be in the completed status.
The figure below shows an example when completion of the preceding job is specified as the execution condition.
