This control statement sets temporary change information on a job net.
Synopsis
TMP ---------- (1) jobnetname Job net name ---------- (2) (*) (Note ) tstarttime Single startup (temporary change) ---------- (3) (**) tmultitime Multiple startups(temporary change) ---------- (4) (**) tintervalstart Fixed interval (temporary change) ---------- (5) (**) tiplstart Server startup (temporary change) ---------- (6) (**) tmsgonly Message-driven (temporary change) ---------- (7) (**) tpowermode Action at power off (temporary change) ---------- (8) tiplmode Action when Server start (temporary change) ---------- (9) tstoptime Stop time (temporary change) ---------- (10) talarmtime Estimated end time (temporary change) ---------- (11) temporarystart Start date of temporary change ---------- (12) (*) temporaryend End date of temporary change ---------- (12) tmsgonlymode Action at message startup (temporary change) ---------- (13) tmsgstarttime Scheduled start time (temporary change) ---------- (14) ;
The jobnetname operand should be specified immediately after the TMP keyword.
The tmsgstarttime operand can be specified when "ONCE" is specified with the tmsgonlymode. Specify this operand immediately after the tmsgonlymode operand.
This must be specified.
Make sure to select one of these.
About This Control Statement
(1) TMP
This is the keyword that indicates the beginning of a temporary change control statement.
(2) jobnetname Job net name
Specify the name of a job net for which temporary change information is to be set.
When you specify a startup days control statement and a message event control statement along with this statement, specify the same job net name across those statements.
(3) tstarttime Single startup (temporary change)
When you execute the job net once a day, specify the execution time in four bytes.
This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change.
(4) tmultitime Multiple startups (temporary change)
When you start up the job net a number of times in the same day, specify the execution times in four bytes or less. You can specify up to six execution times. This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change. If only one execution time is specified, it is registered as a single startup (temporary change). Multiple startups (temporary change) cannot be specified for a job net that belongs to a group.
(5) tintervalstart Fixed interval (temporary change)
When you start up the job net at regular intervals, specify the execution time, end time, and execution interval. The execution interval can be specified between 1 and 240 (minutes). The time span specified between the execution time and termination time cannot cross over the day change time. This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change. Fixed intervals (temporary change) cannot be specified for a job that belongs to a group.
(6) tiplstart Server startup (temporary change)
Set this to "ON" to start the job net when the Jobscheduler service/daemon is started. This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change.Server startup (temporary change) cannot be specified for a job net that belongs to a group.
(7) tmsgonly Message-driven (temporary change)
Set this to "ON" to start the job net only when a particular message event is generated. This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change. Message-driven (temporary change) cannot be specified for a job net that belongs to a group.
(8) tpowermode Action at power off (temporary change)
Specify the action to be taken when the Jobscheduler service/daemon is not activated when the job net's scheduled startup time is reached. If omitted, it defaults to "RESET". This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change. The value for "Action at power off (temporary change)" is ignored if an execution condition other than "single startup (temporary change)" is specified for the job net or if the job net belongs to a group.
The job net is not started even if the Jobscheduler daemon/service is activated.
The job net is started when the Jobscheduler service/daemon is activated.
(9) tiplmode Action when Server start (temporary change)
Specifies whether to start the job net with Server startup every time the Jobscheduler service/daemon is activated. If omitted, the default is "EVERYTIME". This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change.
The job net is started every time the Jobscheduler service/daemon is activated.
The job net is started only the first time, even if the Jobscheduler service/daemon is started more than once a day.
(10) tstoptime Stop time (temporary change)
Specifies the time to terminate the job net when the "Execution attribute" of the job net is set to "INTS". Specify this operand in the HHMM (hour minute) format, and in four bytes. If omitted, the stop time is not set.
If the temporary change stop time is set earlier than the current time, the stop time is set to the next day.
This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change.
(11) talarmtime Estimated end time (temporary change)
Specify the estimated end time (temporary change) of the job net.
Specify this operand in the HHMM (hour minute) format and in four bytes. If omitted, no estimated end time is set. The time span specified between the execution time and the estimated end time cannot cross over the day change time. This setting is valid from the start date of temporary change to the end date of temporary change.
(12) temporarystart Start date of temporary change/temporaryend End date of temporary change
Specify the temporary change period of job net in the "MM,DD,YYYY" format. If only the start date of temporary change is specified, only this date can be the target of temporary change.
(13) tmsgonlymode Action at message startup (temporary change)
In case that the awaiting message event is generated multiple times in the same day, specifies whether or not the job net is executed every time the message event occurs. If omitted, "EVERYTIME" is defaulted.
This operand is valid from the start date of temporary change until the end date of temporary change. When the execution condition (temporary change) of job net is set to other than "Start only when message event has occurred", this operand is ignored.
The job net is started every time the awaiting message event occurs.
The job net is started only the first time the awaiting message occurs, even if the awaiting message is generated multiple times a day.
(14) tmsgstarttime Scheduled start time (temporary change)
This operand specifies the scheduled start time when the job net is the message-driven job net. It can be specified only when "Action at message startup" is set to "ONCE".
Specify this operand in the HHMM (hour minute) format and in four bytes. If omitted, no scheduled start time is set. This operand is valid from the start date of temporary change until the end date of temporary change. When the startup condition (temporary change) of job net is set to other than "Start only when message event has occurred", this operand is ignored.
