The JOB command provides information about jobs and job numbers.

Syntax

── JOB ─┬─<decimal number>─┬───────────────────────────────────────────┤
        ├─ ALL ────────────┤
        └─ COUNTS ─────────┘

Explanation

The following describes the meaning of each construct:

JOB <Decimal Number>

JOB ALL

Analyzes the system data for the specified job number or all job numbers. The information returned includes whether the number is for a WFL job, a session, or is not being used; the stack number for the process using that job number; and the location of the job in the JOBDESC file.

JOB COUNTS

Displays the distribution of all job numbers. This includes the total number of available and allocated job numbers and how they are allocated (for example, sessions).

Example 1

The following example shows the output of the JOB command using a <decimal number>.

INPUT: JOB 9393


JOB 9393 is a WFL job, QUEUE 1, PRIORITY 50, STACK 798
              MIXEILOG = 1 MIXEIJOB = 0, LOCATION 609

Example 2

The following example shows the output of the JOB command using the COUNTS option.

INPUT: JOB COUNTS


Job Number Distribution


Free        = 93
Picked      = 0
Tasks       = 317
Sessions    = 9579
Active Jobs = 11
Queued Jobs = 0