Logical conditions are variables within Entire Operations and describe job relationships. Unlike active conditions, which are associated with an owner, global active conditions are unbound. They can be defined once and used across different networks and job environments as needed.
You can use the features described here to define and maintain global
active conditions. These conditions can be used in multiple networks. They are
identified by the fact that their name has a plus sign (+) as a prefix. Global
active conditions are assigned to the owner SYSDBA
and the network
SYSDBA
.
This document covers the following topics:
For global active conditions, the same applies as described in Global Conditions (Job Maintenance).
For information on active conditions, which are assigned to a single network only, see the section Maintaining Active Job Conditions.
To list all global active conditions
On the Active Jobs, All Active Jobs or Input Conditions Maintenance screen, choose PF4 (ACond).
An Active Conditions screen like the example below appears:
28.08.22 ***** Entire Operations ***** 09:59:59 Owner EXAMPLE Active Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd Owner Network Condition Date Time Run Status EXAMPLE--- *--------- *------------------- -------- ----- ----- _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW CONDNAME 22.08.22 08:02 3951 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW CONDNAME 23.08.22 18:20 3952 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW CONDNAME 24.08.22 08:03 3953 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW CONDNAME 25.08.22 08:03 3954 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW CONDNAME 26.08.22 08:03 3955 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW E60-JOB1-I 22.08.22 10:30 3951 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW E60-JOB1-I 23.08.22 18:23 3952 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW E60-JOB1-I 24.08.22 10:30 3953 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW E60-JOB1-I 25.08.22 10:30 3954 free _ EXAMPLE B60-FLOW E60-JOB1-I 26.08.22 10:30 3955 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 initially displays the list of all active conditions owned by the current owner displayed in the Owner field. For details, refer to:
In the Owner field, type the owner
SYSDBA
and press Enter.
The screen will now show a list of global active conditions, identifiable by the plus sign (+) in front of the condition name, for example:
28.08.22 ***** Entire Operations ***** 10:01:36 Owner EXAMPLE Active Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cmd Owner Network Condition Date Time Run Status SYSDBA---- *--------- *------------------- -------- ----- ----- _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A 03.06.16 15:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A B C 07.06.16 10:12 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A A A 27.01.16 09:26 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A B C D 08.11.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A B D E 05.10.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A?B 03.03.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +A?C 03.03.16 14:35 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +AAA-DBA 03.02.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +AAA-GCA 03.02.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +AAAA-DBA 03.02.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +AAAAAA 03.02.16 00:00 abs free _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +ABC-COND 28.08.19 14:38 abs in use _ SYSDBA SYSDBA +BDE 27.07.16 14:00 abs free *********************************** m o r e ********************************** 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 |
You can add, view/modify or delete global active conditions in the same way as described in the section Maintaining Active Job Conditions.
For further information, refer to: