You must issue a :JOBPRI CS,DS command (must have OP capability) -- assuming
that you want your default batch queue to remain DS.  Or, you could say, :JOBPRI
0, if you want no restrictions on which queue a job specifies ( I don't think
this is what you want ...     :-).

:TUNE can't target specific jobs -- only the queues.  Some or all of the
commercial job schedulers (and, perhaps, MasterOp) might allow you to do this.

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Lee Gunter                    The Regence Group
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Opinions expressed are solely mine.



From: Steve Hammond <[log in to unmask]> on 09/01/99 07:49 AM

Please respond to Steve Hammond <[log in to unmask]>


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Subject:  [HP3000-L] Performance question




I am running a 987 with over a gig of memory.

I have some users who have lately seen a degradation of performance on jobs
running during the day. They would like their jobs to run in the C queue.

I know I can put ";pri=CS" in their job card, but I can't remember if there is
anythig else I need to do to allow jobs to run in the C queue.

Also is there anything different I can do to allow the jobs to run in the C
queue, in particular, anything like th TUNE command that targets specific jobs
and moves them to the C queu when they start up?

thx
steve hammond
aamc
wash dc