Maintaining Active Job Networks

• Listing Active Job Networks

• Deactivating Active Job Networks

• Repeating Active Job Networks

• Displaying Operating System Information on Active Tasks

• Listing Next Network Activations

• Viewing the Execution History of a Network Active

Listing Active Job Networks

To list all active job networks of an owner

• Select the Active Job Networks option from the Main Menu.

  An Active Job Networks screen similar to the example below appears:

  29.10.08 ***** Entire Operations ***** 13:48:42 Owner REQUEST Active Job Networks Selection OR________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd #Run Owner Network Node Description *--------- *--------- _ 1 REQUEST HZE-TEST N0148 _ 1 REQUEST N02226-1 N0148 stop cyclic job _ 6 REQUEST P211238A N0053 _ 1 REQUEST P220056 N0409 NPR3329, Windows error text _ 10 REQUEST P230426 N0148 Prevent multiple schedule activations _ 10 REQUEST P230426B N0148 Prevent multiple schedule activations _ 6 REQUEST P240663B N0148 Mult. activations _ 1 REQUEST P249577 N0517 userid 'root' logon _ 5 REQUEST P249637B3 N0148 time frame modification _ 1 REQUEST P252323A N0145 DAEFDB26 Copy subsystem /Weekl _ 2 REQUEST P273387A N0148 dummy due to ... *********************************** m o r e ********************************** A Active Jobs N Deactivate Network P Description R Repeat S Act.Jobs Schedule T Accounting X History Command => ____________________________________________________________ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help End Up Down ATask All NxtSt Menu

This section covers the following topics:

• Listing a Selected Range of Networks

• Columns: Active Job Networks

• Line Commands: Active Job Networks

Listing a Selected Range of Networks

You can specify the range of networks to be listed by entering A, G, O or R in the Selection field on the Active Job Networks screen and pressing ENTER. For more information, see Selecting a Range of Networks to be Listed in the section Network Maintenance.

Columns: Active Job Networks

The following table explains the column headings for the data listed on the Active Job Networks screen:

Line Commands: Active Job Networks

The following line commands are available on the Active Job Networks screen:

The following special PF keys are available on the Active Job Networks screen:

Deactivating Active Job Networks

There are several ways of preventing or interrupting the execution of an active job network. These are described in the following section.

• Deactivation User Rights (Profile Settings)

• Deactivating Active Runs for a Network

• Deactivating all Networks

• Deactivation of planned Networks (Activation Canceling)

• Stopping a Running Network

Deactivation User Rights (Profile Settings)

Deactivation requires active job deletion user rights and either network master deletion rights or network activation rights. See User Definitions and Profile Settings in the Administration documentation.

Deactivating Active Runs for a Network

If you wish to prevent Entire Operations from submitting active jobs for a network, you can deactivate a network before the first job run is performed.

To deactivate run numbers for active jobs in a selected network

1. On the Active Job Networks screen, type N (Deactivate Network) in the Cmd column next to the selected network, and press ENTER.

   A selection window opens with a list of job run numbers for the selected network together with the activation date:

   05.02.16 **** +-----------------------------------------------+ Owner EXAMPLE | | Selection OR________ | Owner EXAMPLE Network B60-FLOW | ----------------------------- | | Cmd #Run Owner Network | Please mark the run numbers, for which | *--------- *------- | active jobs are to be deactivated. | _ EXAMPLE ADMIN | Then continue with 'Enter'. | _ EXAMPLE ADMIN2 | | n P 5 EXAMPLE B60-FLOW | Cmd Run Start Time | _ P EXAMPLE B60-FLOW | _ 2132 01.02.16 06:30 | _ P EXAMPLE B60-FLOW | _ 2133 02.02.16 06:30 | _ P EXAMPLE B60-FX | _ 2134 03.02.16 06:30 | _ P EXAMPLE B60FLOW1 | _ 2135 04.02.16 06:30 | _ P EXAMPLE B60FLOW2 | _ 2136 05.02.16 06:30 | _ EXAMPLE DEMO-NET | | _ EXAMPLE EXA-NET1 | | _ P EXAMPLE E01-CO-F | | **************************** | | A Active C Copy D Delete F | | P Descr R Activate S Schedu | | Command => _________________ | | | PF3 End PF7 Up PF8 Down PF9 Deact all | | PF9: Deactivate all visible runs. | +-----------------------------------------------+ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End Save Up Down NxtSt Menu

2. In the Cmd column, type any character next to the job run number(s) you want to deactivate, and press ENTER.

   Or:
   Press PF9 (Deact all) to deactivate all job run numbers listed in the window.

   If the active runs do not fit on one screen, it might be necessary to repeat this function several times.

   Note:
   Be careful with PF9, because no confirmation is requested.

3. Press PF3 (End) to close the window.

Command Processing

• The message in Progress in the selection window indicates that the command has been accepted.

  The message planned in the selection window indicates that the active job network is not completely activated. No active jobs exist in this state.

• Deactivation is performed by the Entire Operations Monitor in the background. A slight delay can occur during this operation.

  If the Monitor is not active, you can deactivate a job using the Deactivation in Foreground option of Special Functions of the System Services Menu.

Deactivating all Networks

the system administrator can stop the Entire Operations Monitor to halt the execution of all job networks. Jobs currently being executed continue until normal termination, unless they are explicitly cancelled from the operating system.

Deactivation of planned Networks (Activation Canceling)

If you try to deactivate planned network activation, you will be prompted for confirmation:

+----------------------------------------------+

!                                              !
!  Please confirm                              !
!  the Deactivation of NET01-517 (4737)        !
!  by entering NET01-517                       !
!          ==> ______________________________  !
!  PF3 End                                     !
+----------------------------------------------+

You must confirm the deactivation by entering the network name here.

Stopping a Running Network

To interrupt a running network, add an input condition, e.g. WAIT-HERE, for the job before which the network is to stop running, and ensure that it will not be set. For more information, see Adding an Active Condition.

To restart the network at the point of interruption, you can manually set the input condition, or remove it from the active job definition (see Displaying and Modifying an Active Job Definition).

Repeating Active Job Networks

Authorized users can repeat single or multiple active job network runs.

Only active jobs which were already executed will be repeated.

Active output conditions of these jobs will be reset prior to repetition.

To repeat or activate an active job network

1. On the Active Job Networks screen, type the line command R next to the network run you want to repeat or manually activate.

   A run number window similar to the example below opens:

   09.02.16 **** +-----------------------------------------------+ Owner EXAMPLE | | Selection OR________ | Owner EXAMPLE Network E01-CONTI | ----------------------------- | | Cmd #Run Owner Network | Please mark the network runs | *--------- *------- | to be repeated | _ P 22 EXAMPLE B60-FLOW | | _ P 1 EXAMPLE E01-CO-1 | | R 8 EXAMPLE E01-CONT | Cmd Run Start Time | _ P 8 EXAMPLE E52-LOGR | _ 1 05.02.16 17:56 | _ P 6 EXAMPLE E60-FLOW | _ 598 05.02.16 05:00 | _ P 5 EXAMPLE Z60-FLOW | _ 599 05.02.16 14:45 | | _ 600 05.02.16 16:52 | | _ 601 08.02.16 05:00 | | _ 602 09.02.16 05:00 | | | | | **************************** | | A Active Jobs N Deactivate | | S Act.Jobs Schedule T Accou | | Command => _________________ | | | PF3 End PF7 Up PF8 Down | | | +-----------------------------------------------+ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help End Up Down ATask All NxtSt Menu

2. Select one or more network runs to be repeated with any character, and press ENTER.

   For each run to be repeated, a confirmation window similar to the example below opens:

   +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Owner EXAMPLE Network B60-FLOW Run 2138 | | | | Adapt job time frames for the repetition ==> N (Y/N) | | | | PF3 End | +--------------------------------------------------------------+

3. Adapt job time frames for the repetition. If Y (yes) is entered here, the active job's time frames will be adapted as follows:

   Formula	Example
   time delay = current time - old earliest start	13:00 - 9:00 = 4 hours
   new earliest start = current time	13:00
   new latest start = old latest start + time delay	17:00 + 4 hours = 21:00
   new deadline = old deadline + time delay	18:00 + 4 hours = 22:00

Displaying Operating System Information on Active Tasks

This section covers the following topics:

• Listing All Active Tasks

• Columns: All Active Tasks

• Listing Active Tasks according to Node

• Listing Active Tasks according to Type

Listing All Active Tasks

To display operating system information on active tasks

1. Press PF9 (ATask) on the Active Job Networks screen.

   An All Active Tasks screen similar to the example below appears:

   16-10-14 ***** Entire Operations ***** 16:47:35 All Active Tasks Node ==> 55522 MVS/ESA Type ==> JOB_____ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DP ID Type JobId Name Step Proc Status Disp Region CPU 236 30 JOB 24962 XGSLDDIE NATRPC YES 3040 0.18 236 52 JOB 23836 PQATIMER PQAMIT N YES 3520 4.00 238 10 JOB 62099 SYSPOOL NAT YES 2188 0.01 255 11 JOB 23765 SNRPC531 EOR##531 SWAP-OUT NO 1372 2.27 230 11 JOB 23766 SNRPC543 EOR##543 YES 1308 0.08 230 12 JOB 36186 ESI EOR##543 YES 1516 0.32 255 12 JOB 59842 ETSWCPEF LYCANSRV SWAP-OUT NO 1496 3.22 ******************************* Bottom of Data ******************************* Command => ____________________________________________________________ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help End Down

   This screen displays information on all active tasks running on the operating system, including jobs not defined to Entire Operations (z/OS only).

Columns: All Active Tasks

The following table explains the column headings for the data listed on the All Active Tasks screen:

Operating system information is offered as a view only and cannot be modified.

Listing Active Tasks according to Node

To select an Entire System Server node for which the tasks are to be listed

1. Enter a node number in the Node input field of the All Active Tasks screen.

   Or:
   Enter an asterisk (*) and press ENTER to open a selection window for nodes and mark a listed node with any character.

2. Press ENTER.

3. The All Active Tasks screen lists tasks for the selected node only.

Listing Active Tasks according to Type

To list active tasks according to type

1. In the Type input field of the All Active Tasks screen, enter one of the following values (shortest possible input underlined):

   Type	Description
   (blank)	Show all types.
   *	Show all types.
   INI	JES2 initiator.
   JOB	Batch jobs (default).
   STC	Started tasks.
   TSU	TSO users.

   The operating system information which appears immediately after the node number cannot be modified.

2. Press ENTER.

   The All Active Tasks screen now lists tasks of the selected type only.

Listing Next Network Activations

To list all next scheduled and manual network activations

• Press PF11 (NxtSt) on the Active Job Networks screen.

  The Next scheduled Network Starts screen appears.

  For further information, see Displaying Next Network Starts (System-wide) in the section Schedule Maintenance.

Viewing the Execution History of a Network Active

To display execution history for a selected network

• On the Active Job Networks screen, type X in the line command input field next to the required network, and press ENTER.

  A History screen appears for the selected network.

  For further instructions and information, see Displaying the Network Execution History in the section Schedule Maintenance.