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JP1 Version 12 JP1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Command Reference


7.4.1 Constants commonly used by APIs

Organization of this subsection

(1) DateType

This constant indicates whether to specify a period by using a calendar date or by using the execution date in JP1/AJS3.

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

Table 7‒50: List of the character string constants for the DateType constant

Constant

Description

CALENDAR_DATE

Specifies a period by using a calendar date.

EXECUTION_DATE

Specifies a period by using the execution date.

(2) Status

This constant indicates the status of the unit.

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

Table 7‒51: List of the character string constants for the Status constant

Constant

Description

NONE

Indicates that there is no unit.

UNSUPPORTED

Indicates an unsupported type.

NOENTRY

Information of the units whose status is Not registered will be acquired.

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.

(3) DelayStart

This constant indicates whether a start was delayed.

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

Table 7‒52: 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.

(4) DelayEnd

This constant indicates whether an end was delayed.

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

Table 7‒53: 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.