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Re: pausing for a job
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Harlan Lassiter <[log in to unmask]>
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Harlan Lassiter <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:20:40 -0500
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If you have MPEX, you can use a combination of tools in a command script.
While not know exactly what you are working with or trying to accomplish,
take a look at the MPEX commands %BREAKJOB, %PAUSEJOB and %ABORTJOB while
using the enhanced usersets of MPEX.

You could exclude SCHEDuled jobs from the fileset by using -SCHED.

(Sample from the MPEX Manual, page 114 (modified)

%PAUSEJOB "JSCOUNT('@,REPORT.@&EXEC-EXEC')<=3", REPORT,@.@

Pause jobs REPORT,@.@ if the count of EXECuting minus the SCHEDuled jobs is
<= 3.


Just a quick thought.  I have been able to do so pretty cool things with
enhanced usersets and MPEX.  It just takes time to discover them, read
about them and test them out.

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