3.3 Considerations when defining a jobnet execution schedule
Plan the schedule rules that determine the execution schedule for a jobnet. These include the start time and processing cycle for the jobnet.
The following table lists and explains the considerations when you plan jobnet execution schedules.
Table 3‒2: Matters to consider when defining a jobnet schedule
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Consideration
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Description
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Execution start date and time
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Consider the following matters, which determine how the start date and time of the jobnet are calculated:
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The method of specifying the start date (Registered day, Absolute day, Relative day, Open day, Closed day)
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The method of specifying the start time (Absolute time, Relative time)
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Whether to set a base day and base time
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Processing cycle
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Consider whether to execute jobnets on a regular schedule. You can run a jobnet weekly, monthly, or yearly.
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Method for closed day substitutions
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Consider whether jobnets whose planned execution date according to the processing cycle falls on a closed day are to be executed
on another day instead.
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For details about schedule rules, see 3.3 Defining a schedule in the manual JP1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Overview. For details about how to set schedules for a variety of operation patterns, see 3.5 Setting schedules. Use these references when you consider how to define a jobnet execution schedule.
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