Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Administrator's Guide Volume 2
In the JOB_ATTRIBUTE tag, you can specify the attributes of a job. This tag can be used in the following commands: dcmcoll, dcminst, dcmjbrm, dcmjexe, dcmrmgen, dcmrtry, dcmstat, dcmstsw, and dcmsusp.
The following shows the contents of specifiable parameters and the correspondence between parameters and command arguments:
Parameter |
Description |
Command argument |
job_generator |
Job name |
/j job-name |
jobno |
Job number |
/jn jobno |
job_folder |
Job storage folder path |
/l job-storage-folder-path |
unsuspended |
Distribute when suspended |
/uns whether-to-distribute-when-suspended |
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) Format
- (2) Explanation
- (3) Specifiable reserved words
(1) Format
JOB_ATTRIBUTE{
job_generator = job-name
jobno=jobno
job_folder = job-storage-folder-path
unsuspended=whether-to-distribute-when-suspended
}
(2) Explanation
- job_generator = job-name
Specify the job name that was defined in the managing server. The default is processing key + execution date and time (for the dcmcoll, dcminst, or dcmsusp command).
This parameter is required in the dcmjexe command.
- jobno=jobno
This is a job ID that is automatically assigned by the managing server.
- job_folder = job-storage-folder-path
Specify the folder name for the managing server, beginning with the letter and \ that denotes the root folder. Hierarchical folders should be specified, separated by \. The following is a specification example of folder names up to four levels. The following is an example of a folder specification:
job_folder=\folder1\folder2\folder3\folder
The default is to search for a specified job name beginning with the root folder and to process the first job that is found. If jobs with the same name are in different folders, specify the name of the folder in which the desired job is stored.
If more than one parameter file is used in the dcmcoll or dcminst command, specify parameter files so that the same folder name is not contained in different parameter files. For example, the following specifications should be avoided:
- Specifying parameter file A:
job_folder=\folder1\folder2\folder3
- Specifying parameter file B:
job_folder=\folder1\folder2
- unsuspended=whether-to-distribute-when-suspended
Specify whether the package is to be distributed when the file transfer is suspended, as Y or N.
- Y
- This specification distributes packages even when a file transfer is suspended.
- N
- This specification suspends the distribution if a file transfer is suspended.
The default is N.
This parameter can be specified only in the dcminst command; in any other command, it causes an error when specified.
(3) Specifiable reserved words
Reserved words that can be specified depend on the command that is being executed:
- Reserved words specifiable in the dcmcoll command:
- \CY, \CM, \CD, \CH, \CN, \CS, \HOST, \GROUP, \ZDIR
- Reserved words specifiable in the dcminst command:
- \CY, \CM, \CD, \CH, \CN, \CS, \VERSION, \HOST, \GROUP, \DSTID, \PKGID
- Reserved words specifiable in the dcmsusp command:
- \CY, \CM, \CD, \CH, \CN, \CS, \HOST, \GROUP, \DSTID
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