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# Network Maintenance

This section provides information on how to define, maintain, control and monitor job networks.

Job networks are maintained on the master database which stores all user, job network, job and scheduling definitions. It also contains all information pertaining to defined logical conditions, resources, calendars, and symbol tables. All information stored on the master database can be maintained online.

For information on all definitions made at the job and event level, see the section Job Maintenance.

General
Use of Job Networks
Subnetworks
Job Network Maintenance
Maintaining Job Network Definitions Listing all Network Definitions Selecting a Range of Networks to be Listed Line Commands: Network Maintenance Maintaining Job Network Versions Displaying the Job Flow within a Network
Maintenance Functions for Job Network Definitions
Adding a Network Definition Fields and Commands: Network Definition Operating System and Environment Defaults Specifying User Exits for Symbol Modification Specifying Recipients for Network Messages Granting Definition: Authorizing Other Users or Owners to Access a Network Documenting Your Networks Scheduling a Network Viewing a Network Schedule Definition as a Calendar Producing a Network Start Summary
Displaying and Modifying a Network Definition
Applying Network Defaults to Jobs (Mass Update)
Copying Job Network Definitions
Deleting a Job Network
Control and Monitoring Functions for Job Networks
Displaying the Next Network and Job Starts - Single Job Network
Displaying Next Network Starts - System-Wide
Activating a Job Network Manually
Checking for a Loop in a Job Network
Deactivating Active Runs for a Network
Displaying the Network Execution History
Viewing Job/Network Accounting Information

#### Related Topic

- Defining and Using Monitor Start Networks in Special Monitor Functions and Batch Jobs in the Administration documentation.