7.4.5 Constants used by the status information object

Organization of this subsection

(1) Status
(2) DelayStart
(3) DelayEnd
(4) ChangeType
(5) HoldAttr
(6) TimeType
(7) DelayMonitor
(8) MonitoringJobnet

(1) Status

This constant indicates the status of the unit.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the Status constant.

Table 7‒41: List of the character string constants for the Status constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no unit.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`NOPLAN`	Information of the units whose status is Not sched. to exe. will be acquired.
`UNEXEC`	Information of the units whose status is Not executed + Ended will be acquired.
`BYPASS`	Information of the units whose status is Bypassed will be acquired.
`EXECDEFFER`	Information of the units whose status is Skipped so not exe. will be acquired.
`SHUTDOWN`	Information of the units whose status is Shutdown will be acquired.
`TIMEWAIT`	Information of the units whose status is Wait for start time will be acquired.
`TERMWAIT`	Information of the units whose status is Wait for prev. to end will be acquired.
`EXECWAIT`	Information of the units whose status is Waiting to execute will be acquired.
`QUEUING`	Information of the units whose status is Now queuing will be acquired.
`CONDITIONWAIT`	Information of the units whose status is Wait for start cond. will be acquired.
`HOLDING`	Information of the units whose status is Being held will be acquired.
`RUNNING`	Information of the units whose status is Now running will be acquired.
`WACONT`	Information of the units whose status is Ended with warning will be acquired.
`ABCONT`	Information of the units whose status is Running + Abend will be acquired.
`MONITORING`	Information of the units whose status is Now monitoring will be acquired.
`ABNORMAL`	Information of the units whose status is Ended abnormally will be acquired.
`INVALIDSEQ`	Information of the units whose status is Invalid exe. seq. will be acquired.
`INTERRUPT`	Information of the units whose status is Interrupted will be acquired.
`KILL`	Information of the units whose status is Killed will be acquired.
`FAIL`	Information of the units whose status is Failed to start will be acquired.
`UNKNOWN`	Information of the units whose status is Unknown end status will be acquired.
`MONITORCLOSE`	Information of the units whose status is Monitor terminated will be acquired.
`WARNING`	Information of the units whose status is Ended with warning will be acquired.
`NORMAL`	Information of the units whose status is Ended normally will be acquired.
`NORMALFALSE`	Information of the units whose status is Normal end + False will be acquired.
`UNEXECMONITOR`	Information of the units whose status is Unmonitored + Ended will be acquired.
`MONITORINTRPT`	Information of the units whose status is Interrupted monitoring will be acquired.
`MONITORNORMAL`	Information of the units whose status is Monitor-end normal will be acquired.

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(2) DelayStart

This constant indicates whether a start was delayed.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the DelayStart constant.

Table 7‒42: List of the character string constants for the DelayStart constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no unit.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`YES`	Indicates that start was delayed.
`NO`	Indicates that start was not delayed.

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(3) DelayEnd

This constant indicates whether an end was delayed.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the DelayEnd constant.

Table 7‒43: List of the character string constants for the DelayEnd constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no unit.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`YES`	Indicates that the end was delayed.
`NO`	Indicates that the end was not delayed.

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(4) ChangeType

This constant indicates whether the plan was temporarily changed.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the ChangeType constant.

Table 7‒44: List of the character string constants for the ChangeType constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no unit.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`NO`	Indicates that there was no plan change.
`TIME`	Indicates that the time was changed.
`CANCEL`	Indicates that the execution was canceled.
`MOVEMENT`	Indicates that there was a linked change (the start time was changed due to a plan change).

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(5) HoldAttr

This constant indicates the hold attribute.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the HoldAttr constant.

Table 7‒45: List of the character string constants for the HoldAttr constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no unit.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`NO`	Indicates that the definition is followed (do not hold).
`YES`	Indicates that the definition is followed (hold).
`YES_ERR`	Indicates that the definition is followed (hold only if an error occurred the previous time).
`YES_WAR`	Indicates that the definition is followed (hold only if an error warning was issued the previous time).
`HOLD`	Indicates that there is holding.
`RELEASE`	Indicates that there is no holding.

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(6) TimeType

This constant indicates the time type for the valid range of the start condition.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the TimeType constant.

Table 7‒46: List of the character string constants for the TimeType constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no unit.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`NO`	Indicates that no time type is specified.
`ABSOLUTE`	Indicates the absolute time.
`RELATIVE`	Indicates the relative time.
`UNLIMITED`	Indicates that the time type is not limited.

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(7) DelayMonitor

This constant indicates the method of monitoring delays for jobnets.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the DelayMonitor constant.

Table 7‒47: List of the character string constants for the DelayMonitor constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no information.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`NOT`	Indicates delay monitoring is not performed.
`ABSOLUTE`	Indicates delay monitoring using an absolute time.
`ROOT`	Indicates delay monitoring using a relative time from the scheduled start time of the root jobnet.
`TOP`	Indicates delay monitoring using a relative time from the scheduled start time of the upper jobnet.
`OWN`	Indicates delay monitoring using a relative time from the scheduled start time of the local jobnet.

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(8) MonitoringJobnet

This constant indicates the method of monitoring end delays based on the time required for jobnet execution.

The following table lists and describes the character string constants for the MonitoringJobnet constant.

Table 7‒48: List of the character string constants for the MonitoringJobnet constant
Constant	Description
`NONE`	Indicates that there is no information.
`UNSUPPORTED`	Indicates an unsupported type.
`TIME_REQUIRED_FOR_EXECUTION_NO`	Indicates that end delays in jobnet execution are not monitored based on the time required for jobnet execution.
`TIME_REQUIRED_FOR_EXECUTION_YES`	Indicates that end delays in jobnet execution are monitored based on the time required for jobnet execution.

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