Canceling, stopping, and starting EXEC execution
You might decide to manually control the progress of an EXEC after it has been scheduled.
By using the BBI control command .DISPLAY, you can see the progress in the BBI Log display. If you decide to intervene in the EXEC, you can use the following BBI control commands:
BBI control command | Action taken |
|---|---|
.CANCEL | Terminates the execution of an EXEC while it is running or if it is waiting for a thread to become available |
.STOP | Disables an EXEC that is running This command prevents the EXEC from being scheduled again until it is STARTed by the BBI START command. Does not cancel the current EXEC. |
.START | Enables an EXEC that has been stopped with the STOP command and makes it available to be scheduled This command does not schedule an EXEC. |
For more information about the syntax for the BBI control commands, see BBI control commands.
You can also control the execution of an EXEC with the EXEC Management application. See Managing-EXECs-by-using-the-EXEC-Management-application.
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