Setting priority EXECs
To update the list of priority EXECs, enter a question mark ( ?) on the EXEC Parameters panel, next to the EXEC ===> field in the Member column. This displays the Update Non-Unique Parameter List panel:
COMMAND ===> TGT --- BBSYSA
Parameter: EXEC= Enter ADD xxxx to add new entries DATE --- YY/MM/DD
LC CMDS --- (D)elete TIME --- 11:27:27
_ EXEC1
_ EXEC2
_ EXEC3
_ EXEC4
_ EXECABCD
_ EXECEFGH
**************************** END OF ENTRIES ******************************
To add an EXEC for High priority execution, type
ADD execname
where execname is the one- to eight-character name of the EXEC that you want to execute in the High priority queue.
Specifying additional priorities with the PRI keyword (PTF BQO3933 applied)
You can also use the ADD command with the optional PRI= keyword to specify an EXEC at an execution priority other than High. Valid values for the PRI keyword are:
- FIRST
- HIGH (default)
- HOT
- SINGLE
- XSINGLE
For example, you can enter ADD LINCOLN,PRI=FIRST on the COMMAND Line:
COMMAND ===> ADD LINCOLN,PRI=FIRST TGT --- BBSYSA
Parameter: EXEC= Enter ADD xxxx to add new entries DATE --- YY/MM/DD
LC CMDS --- (D)elete TIME --- 11:27:27
_ EXEC1
_ EXEC2
_ EXEC3
_ EXEC4
**************************** END OF ENTRIES ******************************
The Update Non-Unique Parameter List panel includes the new EXEC LINCOLN that will be scheduled with the priority of FIRST.
COMMAND ===> ADD LINCOLN,PRI=FIRST TGT --- BBSYSA
Parameter: EXEC= Enter ADD xxxx to add new entries DATE --- YY/MM/DD
LC CMDS --- (D)elete TIME --- 11:27:27
_ EXEC1
_ EXEC2
_ EXEC3
_ EXEC4
_ LINCOLN,PRI=FIRST
**************************** END OF ENTRIES ******************************
To delete an EXEC, use the line command Delete in the Cmd field next to the EXEC name that you want to delete.
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