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Date: | Thu, 7 Mar 1996 14:02:02 -0800 |
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Hi all,
As some of you may know the PAUSE command has been enhanced to pause until
one or more jobs complete, rather than just a fixed number of seconds.
This is accomplished via a new parameter: job=job_id, where job_id can be:
[#]Jnnn
[#]Snnn
user.acct
user_pattern.acct_pattern
"jobname,user.acct" <--- quotes needed to trreat job_id as 1 token
I would like to extend job_id to include all jobs for a user.acct. I imagine
some of you already have developed a syntax to accomplish this. My idea
is:
[@J | @S:]user.acct
"[@J | @S:]jobname,user.acct" <-- quotes needed for same reason
where a colon separates the job type (@j vs. @s) from the rest of the job id.
With multiple job queues, this could be extened as:
[@J | @S:]user.acct[:jobQ]
where a colon seperates the jobQ from the user.acct ID.
Thoughts much appreciated,
Jeff Vance
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