Logical conditions (see the Concepts and Facilities documentation) are defined on the master database when linking jobs within a job network. When a job network is activated and running, Entire Operations sets logical conditions automatically (active conditions) according to the occurrence of system events. Alternatively, you can set active conditions manually. You can display and maintain active conditions.

An active condition reflects the current value of the condition for a given job network activation. It can have the value true (the condition exists) or false (the condition does not exist). The run number assigned to the job network at activation is automatically passed to the active conditions defined for the jobs in the network. An active condition is uniquely identified by owner, network, run number and condition name.

Notes:

1. You can define new input conditions for an active job, or delete or modify existing conditions. Any changes to active conditions for active jobs are valid for the current job run only.
2. You can maintain active input conditions in the same way as described for master input conditions in Defining and Managing Job Input Conditions in the section Job Maintenance.

This document covers the following topics:

• Listing Active Conditions

• Viewing an Active Condition and Changing Its Status

• Adding an Active Condition

• Deleting Single or Multiple Active Conditions

• Viewing the Usage of Conditions Concatenated with an Active Job

• Displaying Jobs Using an Active Condition

• Viewing Calling Jobs of Subnetworks

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Listing Active Conditions

To list all active conditions used by all active networks

• On the Active Jobs, All Active Jobs or Input Conditions Maintenance screen, press PF4 (ACond).

  An Active Conditions screen similar to the example below appears:

  16-09-25 ***** Entire Operations ***** 16:06:18 Owner NATQA5 Active Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd Owner Network Condition Date Time Run Status NATQA5---- *--------- *------------------- -------- ----- _ NATQA5 N1587ASY NET-BEGIN 16-09-19 16:10 297 free _ NATQA5 VKA-SYMBA JOB1-OK 16-09-19 16:00 297 free _ NATQA5 VKA-SYMBA JOB1-OK 16-09-20 21:06 298 free _ NATQA5 VKA-SYMBA JOB2-OK 16-09-19 16:01 297 free _ NATQA5 VKA-SYMBA JOB2-OK 16-09-20 21:07 298 free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +ABC-COND 14-04-04 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +COND-EXAMPLE 14-06-24 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA (C)+HEB-NUR-JCL-P 14-04-08 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA (C)+OGC-JCL-CHECK 15-08-03 00:00 abs in use _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +XYZ-COND 14-04-04 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +ZTEST 16-07-12 00:00 abs free ******************************* Bottom of Data ******************************* D Delete M Modify W Where Used Command => ____________________________________________________________ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End Delet Up Down Menu

  This screen displays a list of all active conditions belonging to the selected owner and networks. The fields and columns are explained in Columns and Fields: Active Conditions.

To list input conditions used by an active job run

1. On the Active Jobs or All Active Jobs screen, type I in the line command input field next to the required job, and press ENTER.

2. Press ENTER.

   An Input Condition Maintenance screen with a list of input conditions for the selected job appears.

   This screen corresponds to the Input Condition Maintenance screen of the Job Maintenance function on the master database described in Defining and Managing Job Input Conditions in the section Job Maintenance.

This section covers the following topics:

• Columns and Fields: Active Conditions

• Commands: Active Conditions

Columns and Fields: Active Conditions

The following table explains the columns of the Active Conditions screen. The names of the columns correspond to the names of the fields available when adding or viewing an active condition in the Condition Addition/Modification window, unless indicated otherwise in the Field column of the following table.

Column	Field	Description
Cmd		One-character line command input field. For possible line commands, see Commands: Active Conditions.
Owner		Owner name for the condition. For possible selection criteria, see Filtering Items in a Result List in Using Entire Operations.
Network		Network name. For possible selection criteria, see Filtering Items in a Result List in Using Entire Operations.
Condition		Active condition name as defined on the master database. For possible selection criteria, see Filtering Items in a Result List in Using Entire Operations. Note: If the condition name has the prefix (C), the active condition is being used for JCL checking only. When adding or modifying a condition: Pay attention to the restrictions for condition names described in the section Job Maintenance. For global active conditions, the same applies as described in Global Conditions (Job Maintenance).
Date Time	Date / Time	Date and time when this condition was set. The date and time serve as search criteria for Entire Operations if no run number is specified. You can enter a start date and time for the list of active conditions. See also Date and Time Formats.
Run	Run Number	Run number of the job which sets this condition, or the value abs or void.
Status		Status of the condition. Possible values:
		0	Free. Can be used by any job.
		1	In use. Can be used by jobs which do not require exclusive usage.
		2	Exclusive. Currently in use by a job; not usable by other jobs.
		3	Destructive. Currently in use by a job; not usable by other jobs. The condition will be deleted after job termination.
	Special Type	Usage of the condition. Possible input values for input fields:
		(blank)	Condition is not used for checking JCL.
		C	Condition is only used for checking JCL. If this option is selected, the name of the condition in the Condition column is prefixed with (C).

Commands: Active Conditions

The following line commands are available on the Active Conditions screen:

Line Command	Function
D	Delete the condition. See Deleting Single or Multiple Active Conditions.
M	View the condition and modify its status. See Viewing an Active Condition and Changing Its Status.
W	Display the job that uses the active condition. See Displaying Jobs Using an Active Condition.

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

PF Key	Name	Function
PF6	Delete	Delete single or multiple active conditions. See Deleting Single or Multiple Active Conditions.
PF7	Up	Scroll up in the list of active conditions.
PF8	Down	Scroll down in the list of active conditions.

Viewing an Active Condition and Changing Its Status

You can view an active condition and modify its status to change the use made of it by future runs of the job for which it is defined.

To view a condition active and change its status

1. On the Active Conditions screen, type M in the line command input field next to the required condition, and press ENTER.

   A Condition Modification window opens.

   The fields in the window have the same meaning as the corresponding columns on the Active Conditions screen. They are explained in Columns and Fields: Active Conditions.

2. If required, you can change the status of the condition, and press PF5 (Save) to save the modification.

3. Press PF3 (End) to close the Condition Modification window and return to the Active Conditions screen.

Adding an Active Condition

You can add an active condition to change the job flow by defining if for a job before submission.

To add an active condition

1. Press PF2 (Add) on the Active Conditions screen.

   A Condition Addition window similar to the example below opens:

   05.02.16 ***** Entire Operations ***** 16:22:43 Owner TESTBED Active Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd Owner Network Condition Date Time Run Status TESTBED--- *--------- *------------------- -------- ----- _ TESTBED NET +---------------------------------------------+ free _ TESTBED NET | | free _ TESTBED NET | Condition Addition | free _ TESTBED NET | | free _ TESTBED NET | Owner ==> TESTBED | free _ TESTBED NET | Network ==> __________ | free _ TESTBED NET | Condition ==> ____________________ | free _ TESTBED NET | Date / Time ==> __________ ________ | free _ TESTBED NET | Run Number ==> _____ | free _ TESTBED NET | Special Type ==> _ | free _ TESTBED NET | | free _ TESTBED NET | Status ==> _ | free _ TESTBED NET | | free ****************** | Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3------PF5--------- | *********** D Delete M Modif | Help Add End Save | Command => _______ +---------------------------------------------+ ____ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End Delet Up Down Menu

   The input fields have the same meaning as the corresponding columns on the Active Conditions screen. They are explained in Columns and Fields: Active Conditions.

2. Enter values for the input fields.

3. Press PF5 (Save) to add the active condition.

4. Press PF3 (End) to close the Condition Addition window and return to the Active Conditions screen.

Deleting Single or Multiple Active Conditions

You can delete single or multiple active conditions.

To delete a single active condition

1. On the Active Conditions screen, type D in the line command input field next to the required condition, and press ENTER.

   A confirmation window opens.

2. Enter Y and press ENTER to delete the condition and return to the Active Conditions screen.

To delete multiple active conditions

1. Press PF6 (Delete) on the Active Conditions screen.

   An Active Condition Deletion window opens:

   27.10.08 ***** Entire Operations ***** 15:58:37 Owner SN Active Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd Owner Network Condition Date Time Run Status SN*------- *--------- *------------------- -------- ----- _ SN BS2-EX-2 JOB-1-OK 27.06.07 16:20 1108 free _ SN BS2-EX-2 JOB-1-OK 27.06.07 16:21 1109 free _ SN BS2-EX-2 JOB-1-OK 27.06.07 16:21 1110 free _ SN +------------------------------------------+ 7 00:07 1111 free _ SN ! ! 7 16:22 1108 free _ SN ! Active Condition Deletion ! 7 16:22 1109 free _ SN ! ! 7 16:22 1110 free _ SN ! Owner ==> __________ ! 7 00:08 1111 free _ SN ! Run from ==> _____________ ! 7 16:23 1110 free _ SN ! to ==> _____________ ! 7 00:08 1111 free _ SN ! Confirm? ==> Y ! 7 08:12 1400 free ******** ! ! ************************ D Delete ! ! Command ! Enter-PF1---PF3-------------------- ! _________________ Enter-PF1 ! Help End ! F9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Hel +------------------------------------------+ Menu

   This screen displays a list of all active conditions belonging to an owner.

   You can use several selection criteria for the active conditions to be deleted: see Fields: Active Condition Deletion.

2. Enter the required selection criteria for the active conditions to be deleted and press ENTER.

Fields: Active Condition Deletion

The following table explains the fields available on the Active Condition Deletion window:

Field	Description
Owner	Owner of the conditions. For possible selection criteria, see Filtering Items in a Result List in Using Entire Operations.
Network	Network of the conditions. For possible selection criteria, see Filtering Items in a Result List in Using Entire Operations.
Condition	Condition(s).
Run from	Start of run number interval to be deleted.
Run to	End of run number interval to be deleted.
Confirm	Y Prompt for each deletion. N Perform deletions without prompting.

Viewing the Usage of Conditions Concatenated with an Active Job

To view condition usage of an active job

• In the Prerequisites window, enter the line command W (see Line Commands: Prerequisites for an Active Job) next to the required condition.

  A Condition window similar to the example below opens:

  17-04-14 +----------------------------------------------------------+ 1:36:41 ! ! Owner EX ! Owner EXAMPLE Condition E60-J013-O ! ! Network E60-FLOW ! 17-04-14 --------- ! ! -------- C Condit ! Output Condition of ! Exit w E60-J0 ! Owner Network Run Job ! ! EXAMPLE E60-FLOW 10 JOB-013 ! ! EXAMPLE E60-FLOW 10 JOB-014 ! ! EXAMPLE E60-FLOW 61 JOB-013 ! ! EXAMPLE E60-FLOW 61 JOB-014 ! ! ! ! ! ! Input Condition for ! ! Owner Network Run Job ! ! EXAMPLE E60-FLOW 10 JOB-014 ! ******** ! ! ******** D Delete ! ! ! ! ! ! Command ! ------PF3---------------------PF7---PF8--------------- ! _ ! End Up Down ! +----------------------------------------------------------+ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End ACond Save Up Down Menu

  The left column of the window displays the jobs which can generate the condition. The right column of the window displays the jobs which use this condition as an input condition.

Displaying Jobs Using an Active Condition

To list the job using an active condition

• On the Active Conditions screen, type W in the line command input field next the the required active condition, and press ENTER.

  Or:
  In the Prerequisites window, type W in the line command input field next to a condition for which a job is waiting and press ENTER.

  An Active Condition Usage window similar to the example below opens:

  18-02-01 ***** Entire Operations ***** 11:06:00 Owner SAGTEST Active Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd Own +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ SAG ! ! _ SAG ! Active Condition Usage ! W SYS ! ! _ SYS ! Owner SYSDBA used by Owner SAGTEST ! _ SYS ! Network SYSDBA Network SAGNET ! _ SYS ! Condition +ABC-COND Run 2 ! _ SYS ! Run ABS Job JOB-01 ! _ SYS ! Status 3 destruct. Begin 17-02-25 15:57:43 ! _ SYS ! spec.Type End 17-02-25 15:58:08 ! ! ! ! ------PF1---------PF3------------------------------------------ ! ! Help End ! +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ ******************************* Bottom of Data ******************************* D Delete M Modify W Where Used Command => ____________________________________________________________ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End Delet Up Down Menu

  This window displays the job, which is using the active condition, or the job, which last used the condition.

  If several jobs use the condition simultaneously, only one job will be displayed. If the field End is blank, the condition is currently being used. Otherwise, it is not in use.

Viewing Calling Jobs of Subnetworks

This function can be used only for active jobs which are part of an active subnetwork.

To view active jobs calling a subnetwork

1. On the Active Jobs or All Active Jobs, type Y next to a job that belongs to a subnetwork.

   A Calling Job Information window similar to the example below opens:

   18-02-01 ***** Entire Operations ***** 17:03:25 Active Jobs Owner SAGTEST Network SAGNETSUB1 Version Selection AW________ Run from 54___ to 54___ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C Job Run Typ Loc JobId Node Date Time Message *--------- --- Y JOB-A 54 JOB 02-01 17:03 ==> Y-Cmd executed <== _ JOB- +----------------------------------------------------------+ ME not f _ SUBN ! ! RUN not ! Calling Job Information ! ! ! ! Owner Network Run Job ! ! Subnetwork SAGTEST SAGNETSUB1 54 JOB-A ! ! called by SAGTEST SAGNET 346 J2-SUB ! ! ! ! ----PF1----PF3--------------PF6------------------------- ! ! Help End Calling Network ! ******** +----------------------------------------------------------+ ******** A Sc.P B Brw C Can D Dea E Edit G Gen.JCL H Hold I InCond J JCL K A.Res L Res. M Mod. O EOJ P Prose R Resub. S SYSOUT T Stop U Rel. V RA W Wf Y SubC Z Subnet Command => ____________________________________________________________ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End ACond Save ResUs Up Down ATask Left Right Menu

   (If the selected job has no calling job or does not belong to a subnetwork, the message No calling Job occurs instead.)

   In the example above, the job JOB-A of the subnetwork SAGNETSUB1 is called by the J2-SUB job of the SAGNET network.

2. You can press PF6 (Calling Network) to open the Active Jobs screen of the calling network (here: SAGNET) and close the Calling Job Information window.

3. You can press PF3 to reopen the Calling Job Information window from this screen as shown in the following example:

   18-02-02 ***** Entire Operations ***** 09:33:19 Active Jobs Owner SAGTEST Network SAGNET Version Selection AW________ Run from 347__ to 347__ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C Job Run Typ Loc JobId Node Date Time Message *--------- --- _ DEMO-JOBK 347 JOB NAT 42 02-02 09:15 No JCL found for DEMO- _ DEMO +----------------------------------------------------------+ or DEMO- _ C JCLJ ! ! l requir _ JCLJ ! Calling Job Information ! ed _ JCLJ ! ! RU/B60-M _ JCL2 ! Owner Network Run Job ! $ not al _ JCL3 ! Subnetwork SAGTEST SAGNETSUB1 55 JOB-A ! alid Use _ JOB- ! called by SAGTEST SAGNET 347 J2-SUB ! failed, _ JOB- ! ! failed, _ JOB- ! ----PF1----PF3--------------PF6------------------------- ! failed, _ JOB- ! Help End Calling Network ! found ******** +----------------------------------------------------------+ ******** A Sc.P B Brw C Can D Dea E Edit G Gen.JCL H Hold I InCond J JCL K A.Res L Res. M Mod. O EOJ P Prose R Resub. S SYSOUT T Stop U Rel. V RA W Wf Y SubC Z Subnet Command => ____________________________________________________________ Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help Add End ACond Save ResUs Up Down ATask Left Right Menu

Special PF Key

PF Key	Name	Function
PF6	Calling Network	Opens the Active Jobs screen of the calling network with a list of all its active jobs.