7.2.3 Setting the Executed by attribute
The Executed by attribute defines the user who can execute the jobs defined in the jobnet (the execution user) when you execute the jobnet.
There are two settings for the Executed by attribute defining the execution user.
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The JP1 user who registered the jobnet for execution is the execution user. At the target host where the job is executed, the OS user that maps to the JP1 user who registered the jobnet for execution executes the job.
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The JP1 user defined as the job owner is the execution user. At the target host where the job is executed, the OS user who maps to the JP1 user defined as the job owner executes the job. If no owner is specified for a standard job, the JP1 user that has the same name as the OS user that started the JP1/AJS3 service on the manager host becomes the execution user.
If no owner is specified for a queueless job, the system assumes that no JP1 user is specified. In such cases, the KAVS1881-E message is output, and the job will change to the Failed to start status. To prevent this problem, specify an owner for queueless jobs.
In the case of an event job, because event jobs are executed with the user permission of the account from which JP1/AJS3 on the agent host was started, the Executed by attribute is ignored if set. In the cases of an OR job or a judgment job, you cannot specify the user who executes the job. These jobs are executed under the user permissions of the user who is running JP1/AJS3 on the manager host.
You must map the JP1 user who corresponds with the user defined by the Executed by attribute (User who registered or User who owns) to a user at the target host where the job is executed.