OS/400 Jobs

Enables the job to execute the Script file specified in Script file that resides in Library or Path in the Special environment. CTMCL (the Control-M Script interpreter) processes the commands in the script. To view the script file parameters, see Script File.

Enables the job to start a subsystem specified in Subsystem that resides in Library and monitors the active subsystem until the subsystem ends. Subsystem ending code is always OK, regardless of the method used to end it. To view the subsystem parameters, see Subsystem.

Enables the job to start a Job description specified in Job Description that resides in Library and monitors the job until the job ends. This action is similar to Autostart Job Entry (AJE) in a subsystem description. To view the job description, see Job Description

Enables you to execute the job while setting the system into restricted state.

Defines the environment where the job executes as follows:

• Native: Enables the job to execute on the native OS/400 environment.
• QShell: Enables the job to execute on the QShell environment.
• S/38: Enables the job to execute on the System/38 environment.

Defines the library name where the program resides.

• Characters: 1–10

• Characters: 1–8 S/38 Environment

Defines the program name to be executed in the specified special environment.

Defines the name of an alternate library or directory for the program specified in the program parameter.

Defines a Program, Script file or VT script file, which may expect to receive parameters as input for the execution.

Each parameter must match its type as expected by the Program, Script file or VT script.

The following types are available:

• String: Defines any string up to 4000 characters.
• Decimal: Defines a decimal number with or without decimal point. The value is passed to the program as packed decimal with a length of (15 5), where the value is 15 digits long, of which 5 digits are decimal positions.
• Hex: Defines any even number of hexadecimal characters (the numbers 0–9, the letters A–F, and the letters a–f). The value is passed to the program as X'<value>'.

Indicates whether special values, such as *PGM, *DTAARA, and *FILE, defined in the program's parameters value will be resolved by the script interpreter or prior to submitting a program.

• Default value: Selected (Yes)

Enables you to define the submission attribute parameters for an OS/Job type.

Defines the name of the OS/400 Job description (*JOBD) used to submit the job. You can select a job description name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the library where the job description resides. You can select a library name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the Job queue to submit the job to. You can select a job queue name from the generated list.

Specifies the Job queue scheduling priority.

When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default JOBPTY value.

Determines whether this job is held at the time defined in the job queue. When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default HOLD value.

Specifies the run priority for the job.

The Agent only attempts to set the Run priority after the job is submitted. If a job is not available or ends before the priority is set, the job is not updated and no error message is sent. If the OS/400 configuration parameter CHGRUNPTY is set to N, the RUNPTY of the job is not set.

Enables you to submit the Job to a NOMAX Job queue. If selected, Job Queue, Library, Job queue priority and Hold on Job queue are disabled.

The job does not run and the following message is generated in the job output:

Job was bypassed

Indicates where the following script file is located:

• Native (QSYS File System): The script file belongs to a physical file that resides in a QSYS library.
• IFS (Integrated File System): The file resides in the integrated file system. The path must start with a ~ (tilda), / (forward slash), \ (backslash), or . (period).
• Embedded Script: The script content is embedded in the Control-M Job definition, which is in the Script text box. The "Script file name" becomes informational only and does not have to exist on the target system.

(Script file location Native Only) Defines the library name. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

(Embedded script Only) Enables you to type the embedded script.

Specifies the name of the script file which is executed. When the Script file location is Native (QSYS File System), the value of this field must be specified in one of the following formats:

• <File>/<Member>
• <File>/
• /<Member>

Where File and Member are valid OS/400 object names.

(Script File Location IFS Only) Defines the path in which the script file resides in. The path must start with a ~ (tilda), / (forward slash), \ (backslash), or . (period).

(Script File Location IFS Only) Defines the name of an alternate path or directory for the file specified with the Script File attribute.

Defines the library name. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Specifies the name of a subsystem description that defines the operational environment (subsystem) being started.

Defines the name of an alternate library for the specified subsystem.

The job does not execute and the following message is generated in the job output:

Job was bypassed

Defines the library name. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the name of the OS/400 Job description used to submit the job. You can select a job description name from the generated list.

Defines the name of an alternate library for the file specified with the file name parameter.

Enables the job not to execute. The following message is generated:

Job was bypassed

Defines the Name space or ASP group.

Determines the system portion of the library list to use.

Defines the current library for the job.

Determines the accounting code used by the submitted job when logging the system resources usage. 15-character string (use any characters) or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the routing data used to start the next routing step in the job. 80-character string (any characters) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Determines the request data that is placed as the last entry in the Job's message queue. 3000-character string (any characters) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the parent job name for the job.

A qualified Job name in <number>/<user>/<name> format, or the special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the date when the job is submitted to the job queue and is eligible to execute. Specify a date in the job's date format, with or without the date separator, or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the time on the scheduled date when the Job becomes eligible to execute. Time in hhmmss format, or special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the date that is assigned to the job when it starts. (Job date format). Type the date or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the first settings for a group of 8 Job switches used with the job. Any combination of 0s and 1s to form an 8-digit string, or the special value from the drop-down list.

Defines whether or not the job is allowed to execute with multiple user threads. One of the special values from the drop-down list:

• System Default
• Job Description
• Yes
• No

Specifies whether the Job being submitted is allowed to be shown on the Work with Submitted Jobs panel.

Default: Selected (Yes)

Specifies whether the environment variables from the submitting job are copied to the new job.

(Program, Script File, and Command Only) Enables you to define a command before you submit the job. A job can have any number of pre-submit commands but the total number of variables for a job is limited. All Pre-submit commands are executed before the job is submitted to the OS/400.

(Program, Script File, and Command Only) Determines the command line instruction to be executed before or after the specified command line. The following rules apply to Pre-and Post-commands:

• A maximum of 19 Pre-and Post-commands can be defined for a single Job. If a Pre- or Post-command is defined for a job, the job is processed as a Script file object type, regardless of its defined object type.
• If the defined Object type is CMDLINE, the Command line (in the OS400 tab) cannot exceed 256 characters.
• The job processes all the Pre-commands in the order they are displayed in the OS/400 Pre-/Post-commands dialog box, then the command line or the program (depending on "What to run"), and then all the Post-commands in the order they are displayed in the OS/400 Pre-/Post-commands dialog box.
• If a Pre-command, or the command line or program, or a Post-command fails, the job will fail, unless the next command to be processed is MONMSG.
• As the job is treated as a “Script file”, a Pre- or Post-command can be any valid “Script file” extended feature.

• Default values for "Ignore Errors" (IGNERR keyword) and "Log informational messages" (LOGINFMSG keyword) of the "Script file" interpreter are used.
• ' (Aposrophes) must be doubled ('') in Pre- or Post-commands.

Determines the sort sequence that is used for the job.

Valid Values:

• 1–10 characters.

• OS/400 object name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the library name.

Valid Values:

• 1–10 characters.

• OS/400 object name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the language identifier to be associated with the Job.

Valid Values:

• 3 ID characters.

• Valid OS/400 language ID, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the country or region identifier (ID) used by the job.

Valid Values: 2 country or region ID characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the messaging logging level used for the job messages.

Valid Values: 0–4 characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the message severity used to determine which error messages are logged in the job log.

If the string contains spaces or non-alphanumeric characters, enclose it with an ' (apostrophe).

Valid Values: 0–99 characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the messaging logging text.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines whether the commands, which execute in a CL program, are logged into the job log through the CL program's message queue.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines how predefined messages are answered, which are sent when executing the job.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the maximum size of the job message queue (02–64) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Determines the action that needs to be taken when the job message queue is full.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the name of the MSGW auto reply profile file that is processed when the job's status is set to MSGW.

Defines where the completion message is sent when the submitted job has completed executing.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the default queue for the job's spooled files.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the library name.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the default printer name for the Job.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the output priority for spooled output files that are produced by the Job.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Decides whether the spooled files are accessed through the Job interfaces after the job ends.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the printed text at the end of each page or on separate pages.

Valid Values: 1–30 characters. String or special value.

Defines the environment where the Job executes as follows:

• Native: Enables the Job to execute on the native OS/400 environment.
• QShell: Enables the Job to execute on the QShell environment.
• S/38: Enables the Job to execute on the System/38 environment.

Defines the library name where the program resides.

Characters: 1–10

Characters: 1–8 S/38 Environment

(Qshell Only) Defines the path where the QShell program resides. The path must start with a ~ (tilda), / (forward slash), \ (backslash), or . (period).

Defines the program name to be executed in the specified special environment.

(Qshell Only) Defines the name of an alternate path or directory for the program specified in the Program parameter.

Variable Name: %%OVERLIB

Defines the name of an alternate library or directory for the program specified in the program parameter.

Defines a Program, Script file or VT script file, which may expect to receive parameters as input for the execution.

Each parameter must match its type as expected by the Program, Script file or VT script. To modify the parameters, see Parameter display options.

The following types are available:

• String: Defines any string up to 4,000 characters.
• Decimal: Defines a decimal number with or without decimal point. The value is passed to the program as packed decimal with a length of (15 5), where the value is 15 digits long, of which 5 digits are decimal positions.
• Hex: Defines any even number of hexadecimal characters (the numbers 0–9, the letters A–F, and the letters a–f). The value is passed to the program as X'<value>'.

Indicates whether special values, such as *PGM, *DTAARA, and *FILE, defined in the program's parameters value will be resolved by the script interpreter or prior to submitting a program.

• Default value: Checked

Enables you to define the submission attributes for an OS/400 Job type.

Defines the name of the OS/400 Job description (*JOBD) used to submit the job. You can select a job description name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the library where the job description resides. You can select a library name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the Job queue to submit the job to. You can select a job queue name from the generated list.

Specifies the Job queue scheduling priority.

When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default JOBPTY value.

Determines whether this job is held at the time defined in the job queue. When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default HOLD value.

Specifies the run priority for the job.

The Agent only attempts to set the Run priority after the job is submitted. If a job is not available or ends before the priority is set, the job is not updated and no error message is sent. If the OS/400 configuration parameter CHGRUNPTY is set to N, the RUNPTY of the job is not set.

Enables you to submit the Job to a NOMAX Job queue. If selected, Job Queue, Library, Job queue priority and Hold on Job queue are disabled.

The job does not run and the following message is generated in the job output:

Job was bypassed

Defines the Name space or ASP group.

Determines the system portion of the library list to use.

Defines the current library for the job.

Determines the accounting code used by the submitted job when logging the system resources usage. 15-character string (use any characters) or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the routing data used to start the next routing step in the job. 80-character string (any characters) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Determines the request data that is placed as the last entry in the Job's message queue. 3000-character string (any characters) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the parent job name for the job.

A qualified Job name in <number>/<user>/<name> format, or the special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the date when the job is submitted to the job queue and is eligible to execute. Specify a date in the job's date format, with or without the date separator, or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the time on the scheduled date when the Job becomes eligible to execute. Time in hhmmss format, or special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the date that is assigned to the job when it starts. (Job date format). Type the date or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the first settings for a group of 8 Job switches used with the job. Any combination of 0s and 1s to form an 8-digit string, or the special value from the drop-down list.

Defines whether or not the job is allowed to execute with multiple user threads. One of the special values from the drop-down list:

• System Default
• Job Description
• Yes
• No

Specifies whether the Job being submitted is allowed to be shown on the Work with Submitted Jobs panel.

Default: Selected (Yes)

Specifies whether the environment variables from the submitting job are copied to the new job.

(Program, Script File, and Command Only) Enables you to define a command before you submit the job. A job can have any number of pre-submit commands but the total number of variables for a job is limited. All Pre-submit commands are executed before the job is submitted to the OS/400.

(Program, Script File, and Command Only) Determines the command line instruction to be executed before or after the specified command line. The following rules apply to Pre-and Post-commands:

• A maximum of 19 Pre-and Post-commands can be defined for a single Job. If a Pre- or Post-command is defined for a job, the job is processed as a Script file object type, regardless of its defined object type.
• If the defined Object type is CMDLINE, the Command line (in the OS400 tab) cannot exceed 256 characters.
• The job processes all the Pre-commands in the order they are displayed in the OS/400 Pre-/Post-commands dialog box, then the command line or the program (depending on "What to run"), and then all the Post-commands in the order they are displayed in the OS/400 Pre-/Post-commands dialog box.
• If a Pre-command, or the command line or program, or a Post-command fails, the job will fail, unless the next command to be processed is MONMSG.
• As the job is treated as a “Script file”, a Pre- or Post-command can be any valid “Script file” extended feature.

• Default values for "Ignore Errors" (IGNERR keyword) and "Log informational messages" (LOGINFMSG keyword) of the "Script file" interpreter are used.
• ' (Aposrophes) must be doubled ('') in Pre- or Post-commands.

Determines the sort sequence that is used for the job.

Valid Values:

• 1–10 characters.

• OS/400 object name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the library name.

Valid Values:

• 1–10 characters.

• OS/400 object name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the language identifier to be associated with the Job.

Valid Values:

• 3 ID characters.

• Valid OS/400 language ID, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the country or region identifier (ID) used by the job.

Valid Values: 2 country or region ID characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the messaging logging level used for the job messages.

Valid Values: 0–4 characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the message severity used to determine which error messages are logged in the job log.

If the string contains spaces or non-alphanumeric characters, enclose it with an ' (apostrophe).

Valid Values: 0–99 characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the messaging logging text.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines whether the commands, which execute in a CL program, are logged into the job log through the CL program's message queue.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines how predefined messages are answered, which are sent when executing the job.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the maximum size of the job message queue (02–64) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Determines the action that needs to be taken when the job message queue is full.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the name of the MSGW auto reply profile file that is processed when the job's status is set to MSGW.

Defines where the completion message is sent when the submitted job has completed executing.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the default queue for the job's spooled files.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the library name.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the default printer name for the Job.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the output priority for spooled output files that are produced by the Job.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Decides whether the spooled files are accessed through the Job interfaces after the job ends.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the printed text at the end of each page or on separate pages.

Valid Values: 1–30 characters. String or special value.

(Multiple Commands only) Specifies the Command Line to be executed.

A Variable or expression can be specified as all or part of the value for this parameter.

Enables you to ignore errors when executing jobs. If Yes is selected, errors encountered in this command at execution time are ignored. The error message is logged in the job log and the processing is resumed from the next command.

If No is selected, the Job ends in Not OK if errors are encountered in this command at execution time.

Enables you to define the submission attribute parameters for an OS/400 Job type.

Defines the name of the OS/400 Job description (*JOBD) used to submit the job. You can select a job description name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the library where the job description resides. You can select a library name from the generated list.

Specifies the Job queue scheduling priority.

When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default JOBPTY value.

Determines whether this job is held at the time defined in the job queue. When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default HOLD value.

Specifies the run priority for the job.

The Agent only attempts to set the Run priority after the job is submitted. If a job is not available or ends before the priority is set, the job is not updated and no error message is sent. If the OS/400 configuration parameter CHGRUNPTY is set to N, the RUNPTY of the job is not set.

Enables you to submit the Job to a NOMAX Job queue. If selected, Job Queue, Library, Job queue priority and Hold on Job queue are disabled.

(Script File, Multiple commands, and VT only) Enables you to ignore errors encountered in any of the commands specified by the Job. The error message is logged in the Job log and the processing is resumed from the next command.

(Script File, Multiple commands, and VT only) Enables additional informational messages logged in the Job log when the Job is executing.

(Script File, and VT only) Deletes the script file or VT script file when the Job execution ends.

The job does not run and the following message is generated in the job output:

Job was bypassed

Defines the Name space or ASP group.

Determines the system portion of the library list to use.

Defines the current library for the job.

Determines the accounting code used by the submitted job when logging the system resources usage. 15-character string (use any characters) or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the routing data used to start the next routing step in the job. 80-character string (any characters) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Determines the request data that is placed as the last entry in the Job's message queue. 3000-character string (any characters) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the parent job name for the job.

A qualified Job name in <number>/<user>/<name> format, or the special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the date when the job is submitted to the job queue and is eligible to execute. Specify a date in the job's date format, with or without the date separator, or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Defines the time on the scheduled date when the Job becomes eligible to execute. Time in hhmmss format, or special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the date that is assigned to the job when it starts. (Job date format). Type the date or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the first settings for a group of 8 Job switches used with the job. Any combination of 0s and 1s to form an 8-digit string, or the special value from the drop-down list.

Defines whether or not the job is allowed to execute with multiple user threads. One of the special values from the drop-down list:

• System Default
• Job Description
• Yes
• No

Specifies whether the Job being submitted is allowed to be shown on the Work with Submitted Jobs panel.

Default: Selected (Yes)

Specifies whether the environment variables from the submitting job are copied to the new job.

(Program, Script File, and Command Only) Enables you to define a command before you submit the job. A job can have any number of pre-submit commands but the total number of variables for a job is limited. All Pre-submit commands are executed before the job is submitted to the OS/400.

(Program, Script File, and Command Only) Determines the command line instruction to be executed before or after the specified command line. The following rules apply to Pre-and Post-commands:

• A maximum of 19 Pre-and Post-commands can be defined for a single Job. If a Pre- or Post-command is defined for a job, the job is processed as a Script file object type, regardless of its defined object type.
• If the defined Object type is CMDLINE, the Command line (in the OS400 tab) cannot exceed 256 characters.
• The job processes all the Pre-commands in the order they are displayed in the OS/400 Pre-/Post-commands dialog box, then the command line or the program (depending on "What to run"), and then all the Post-commands in the order they are displayed in the OS/400 Pre-/Post-commands dialog box.
• If a Pre-command, or the command line or program, or a Post-command fails, the job will fail, unless the next command to be processed is MONMSG.
• As the job is treated as a “Script file”, a Pre- or Post-command can be any valid “Script file” extended feature.

• Default values for "Ignore Errors" (IGNERR keyword) and "Log informational messages" (LOGINFMSG keyword) of the "Script file" interpreter are used.
• ' (Aposrophes) must be doubled ('') in Pre- or Post-commands.

Determines the sort sequence that is used for the job.

Valid Values:

• 1–10 characters.

• OS/400 object name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the library name.

Valid Values:

• 1–10 characters.

• OS/400 object name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the language identifier to be associated with the Job.

Valid Values:

• 3 ID characters.

• Valid OS/400 language ID, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the country or region identifier (ID) used by the job.

Valid Values: 2 country or region ID characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the messaging logging level used for the job messages.

Valid Values: 0–4 characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the message severity used to determine which error messages are logged in the job log.

If the string contains spaces or non-alphanumeric characters, enclose it with an ' (apostrophe).

Valid Values: 0–99 characters, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the messaging logging text.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines whether the commands, which execute in a CL program, are logged into the job log through the CL program's message queue.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines how predefined messages are answered, which are sent when executing the job.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Determines the maximum size of the job message queue (02–64) or one of the special values from the drop-down list.

Determines the action that needs to be taken when the job message queue is full.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the name of the MSGW auto reply profile file that is processed when the job's status is set to MSGW.

Defines where the completion message is sent when the submitted job has completed executing.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the default queue for the job's spooled files.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the library name.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the default printer name for the Job.

Valid Values: 1–10 characters. OS/400 name, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the output priority for spooled output files that are produced by the Job.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Decides whether the spooled files are accessed through the Job interfaces after the job ends.

Valid Values: System default, or a special value from the drop-down list.

Defines the printed text at the end of each page or on separate pages.

Valid Values: 1–30 characters. String or special value.

Indicates where the script files are located as follows:

• Native (QSYS file system): The script file belongs to a physical file that resides in a QSYS library.
• IFS (Integrated file system): The script file resides in the integrated file system. The file path must start with a ~ (tilda), / (forward slash), \ (backslash), or . (period).
• Embedded script: The script content is embedded in the Control-M Job definition, which is in the Script text box. The script file name is for informational purposes only and does not have to exist on the target system.

(Native only) Defines the library name. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop down list.

(Embedded script only) Enables you to type the embedded type script.

Specifies the name of a script file containing the virtual terminal instructions to be executed.

(Native only) Specifies the member name that contains the script file. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values: *FIRST

Defines a Program, Script file or VT script file, which may expect to receive parameters as input for the execution.

Each parameter must match its type as expected by the Program, Script file or VT script. To modify the parameters, see Parameter display options.

The following types are available:

• String: Defines any string up to 4,000 characters.
• Decimal: Defines a decimal number with or without decimal point. The value is passed to the program as packed decimal with a length of (15 5), where the value is 15 digits long, of which 5 digits are decimal positions.
• Hex: Specifies any even number of hexadecimal characters (the numbers 0–9, the letters A–F, and the letters a–f). The value is passed to the program as X'<value>'.

Indicates whether special values, such as *PGM, *DTAARA, and *FILE, defined in the program's parameters value will be resolved by the script interpreter or prior to submitting a program.

Default value: Yes (checked).

Enables you to define the submission attribute parameters for an OS/400 type Job.

Defines the name of the OS/400 Job description (*JOBD) used to submit the job. You can select a job description name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the library where the job description resides. You can select a library name from the generated list.

Defines the name of the Job queue to submit the job to. You can select a job queue name from the generated list.

Specifies the Job queue scheduling priority.

When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default JOBPTY value.

Determines whether this job is held at the time defined in the job queue. When System default is set, the job is submitted with the system default HOLD value.

Enables you to submit the Job to a NOMAX Job queue. If selected, Job Queue, Library, Job queue priority and Hold on Job queue are disabled.

(Script File, Multiple commands, and VT only) Enables you to ignore errors encountered in any of the commands specified by the Job. The error message is logged in the Job log and the processing is resumed from the next command.

(Script File, Multiple commands, and VT only) Enables additional informational messages logged in the Job log when the Job is executing.

(Script File, and VT only) Deletes the script file or VT script file when the Job execution ends.

Choose which screen images are printed into the Job's output.

Values: System Default, No, Yes, Input only, Output only, PRTKEYFMT.

Specifies the name of the spooled file handling profile to be processed when the Job ends.

Defines the Virtual Terminal Attribute parameters.

Defines the type of workstation to use.

Default: *BASE

Defines the keyboard language type for the virtual terminal. Specify 3 characters valid keyboard language type or *SYSVAL to use the default system value.

For more information about supported languages, see IBM i (AS/400) globalization documentation.

Defines the graphic character set for the virtual terminal.

For more information about supported graphic character set, see the IBM i (AS/400) globalization documentation

Valid Values:

• Numbers: 1–32,767

• *SYSVAL: Use the graphic character set obtained from the QCHRID system value.

• *KBDTYPE: Enables you to use the keyboard language type.

Defines the code page for the virtual terminal. Specifies a valid code page number.

For more information about code page, see the IBM i (AS/400) globalization documentation

Valid Values

• Numbers: 1–32,767
• Default: *DFT - Use the Code page obtained from the QCHRID system value

Defines the initiation information for the VT terminal.

Defines the user profile that is used to log in to the terminal. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop down list.

Specify the log in password, use the owner's authentication repository or set to use the password program.

Name of display device. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop down list.

The current library of the sign on process. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop down list.

Defines the sign in program name. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop down list.

Defines the sign on menu. Up to 10 characters, valid OS/400 Object name, or one of the special values from the drop down list.

Defines the default behavior when the VT Job encounters Display Program Messages screen. For more information, see Display Program Messages handling.

The job does not run and the following message is generated in the job output:

Job was bypassed

Defines the name of the job to execute as External Job or External Subsystem.

Enables you to select the job status as follows:

Valid Values:

• The status of any job

• Active

• Job queue

• Output queue

Enables you to select an option if more than one External Job matches the External Job attributes (job name, owner, and job status):

• Error: Do not attach the External Job. The Control-M job ends Not OK with an appropriate error message.

• First Job: Take the first job (time based) that matches the External Job attributes.

• Last Job: Take the last job (time based) that matches the External Job attributes.

Default: Error

Enables you to release the job from JOBQ when the job is attached to Control-M.

If the job could not be released, a message is logged in the Control-M/Agent log. However, the job is attached to Control-M.

Defines the name of a job queue to move a job to, when a job is attached to Control-M.

If a job cannot be moved, a message is logged in the Control-M/Agent log. However, the job is attached to Control-M.

Defines the name of the library where the job queue resides.

Specifies any OS/400 CHGJOB command keyword and value to set the job when the job is attached to Control-M.

The following format is used:

Keyword1(value1) ... Keywordn(Valuen)

If the job could not be changed, a message is logged in the Control-M/Agent log. However, the job is attached to Control-M.

Specifies the accounting code to set the job, when the job is attached to Control-M.

A 15-character-maximum accounting code can be specified.

If the accounting code is not set for a job, a message is logged in the Control-M/Agent log. However, the job is attached to Control-M.

Must be the name of an existing MSGW auto reply profile file that is located in the Agent Data directory

Must be the name of an existing Spooled files handling profile file that is located in the Agent Data directory.

The job does not execute and the following message is generated in the job output:

Job was bypassed