12.7.1 Configuration of the window
The Daily Schedule window supports two display modes:
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Daily Schedule (Hierarchy) window
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Daily Schedule (All Jobs) window
The details about the items displayed in each window are described below.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Daily Schedule (Hierarchy) window
The following explains the displayed items.
(a) Tree area
Displays the jobnets or jobs under the root jobnet in a tree structure. The units under the remote jobnet, and the manager jobnet are not displayed.
For a release target jobnet, the jobnet is displayed in the root-jobnet-name(release-ID) format for each definition for which release entry is performed. Note that the release ID is not displayed if the release ID is AJS_AUTO.
The unit names are displayed in the order specified by the Schedule page in the Preferences dialog box. In the Schedule page of the Preferences dialog box, you can also specify whether to view a root jobnet that has no schedule information. For details, see 12.3.42 Preferences dialog box.
(b) Display date change buttons
Use one of these buttons to change the date of the currently displayed schedule information. The following buttons are available:
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Previous Day button
Displays the schedule of the previous day.
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That Day button
Displays the schedule of today.
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Next Day button
Displays the schedule of the next day.
- Cautionary note
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If the version of the connection target JP1/AJS2 - Manager is 08-50 or earlier, or the scheduler database for the connection target JP1/AJS3 - Manager is ISAM, these buttons are disabled and cannot be clicked.
(c) Cancel button
Click this button to cancel the display update processing. Normally, this button is disabled. This button is enabled only while a schedule is being obtained.
- Cautionary note
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If the version of the connection target JP1/AJS2 - Manager is 08-50 or earlier, or the scheduler database for the connection target JP1/AJS3 - Manager is ISAM, this button is disabled and cannot be clicked.
(d) Time area
The upper row displays a date, while the lower row displays hours. The system also displays a selection frame. The value of hours is shown according to what has been selected by the Schedule page in the Preferences dialog box. For details, see 12.3.42 Preferences dialog box.
- On a 24 hours basis:
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If the minutes in the base time are 00, the system displays 24 hours from the base time. If they are not 00, the system displays 25 hours from the base time.
- On a 48 hours basis:
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If the minutes in the base time are 00, the system displays 48 hours from the base time. If they are not 00, the system displays 49 hours from the base time.
(e) Schedule area
Displays cells indicating execution schedules, and a selection frame. Both edges of each cell indicate the start time and the end time, respectively. They indicate schedule time if the job is not executed.
If delay occurs, the upper and lower lines of the cell are displayed thick.
The gray background in the schedule area indicates the past, and the white background indicates the present and future.
The color of each cell indicates the status of job or jobnet execution. The following table lists the status of job or jobnet execution and the colors of cells.
No. |
Job execution status |
Color |
---|---|---|
1 |
Not registered |
None |
2 |
Wait for start time |
Sky blue |
3 |
Wait for prev. to end |
Sky blue |
4 |
Being held |
Yellow |
5 |
Waiting to execute |
Sky blue |
6 |
Not sched. to exe. |
Gray |
7 |
Now queuing |
Sky blue |
8 |
Now running |
Green |
9 |
Running + Warning |
Red |
10 |
Running + Abend |
Red |
11 |
Ended normally |
Light green |
12 |
Ended with warning |
Light red |
13 |
Ended abnormally |
Light red |
14 |
Bypassed |
Gray |
15 |
Interrupted |
Light red |
16 |
Killed |
Light red |
17 |
Invalid exe. seq. |
Light red |
18 |
Skipped so not exe. (not scheduled) |
Gray |
19 |
Skipped so not exe. (scheduled) |
Gray |
20 |
Failed to start |
Light red |
21 |
Unknown end status |
Light red |
22 |
Shutdown |
Brown |
23 |
Now monitoring |
Green |
24 |
Wait for start cond. |
Sky blue |
25 |
Unmonitored + Ended |
Gray |
26 |
Monitor-end normal |
Light green |
27 |
Monitor terminated |
Light red |
28 |
Interrupted monitoring |
Light green |
29 |
Normal end + False |
Light green |
30 |
Start delay |
Pink |
31 |
Start delay + Running |
Dark pink |
32 |
End delay |
Orange |
33 |
End delay + Running |
Dark orange |
You can use the Preferences dialog box to change the cell colors. For details, see 12.3.42 Preferences dialog box.
When a job is configured to retry automatically, no distinction is made between ordinary execution schedules and those initiated by the automatic retry feature. The entire schedule from the initial execution of the job until the retried job ends occupies one cell.
(f) Selection frame
Select an execution schedule in hour units. The selection frame encloses the period from 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after the click position.
(g) Execution result list
Lists only the execution schedules set in the tree area and selection frame and having target IDs (that the Jobnet Monitor window can display). When you click an execution schedule in the list, the contents of the tree area and schedule area will be refreshed to reflect the selected schedule information.
You can change the items displayed in the list area and the display order. For details on how to set the displayed items, see 12.3.46 Display Item Setup dialog box.
The horizontal sizes of the displayed items are saved when you close the window or you changed the displayed items.
- Unit name
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Displays the unit name.
- Start time
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Displays the start time or scheduled start time of execution.
- End time
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Displays the end time of execution.
- Status
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Displays the latest execution status.
- Rerun start time
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Displays the time when a job was re-executed. If the job is not rerun, this displays a blank.
- Execution type
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Displays either of the following: planned execution, fixed execution, and immediate execution.
- Start condition
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Displays the number of times of execution cancellations and time for execution cancellation if you specify the start condition. If you do not specify the start condition, a blank appears.
- Processing time
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Displays the time required from the start to end of run. If a job is in execution, this item displays the time that elapses from the start time. If you executed the job again, this item displays the processing time required from the start of rerun.
When a job is configured to retry automatically, different versions of JP1/AJS3 - View calculate the processing time for retried jobs in different ways.
- In JP1/AJS3 - View 10-00 or later
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The time elapsed from the initial execution of the job is displayed as the processing time.
- In JP1/AJS3 - View 09-50 and earlier
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The processing time depends on the job status.
No processing time is displayed if the job status is Wait for prev. to end, Being held, or Waiting to execute.
If the job status is Now running or Now queuing, the time elapsed from the initial execution of the job is displayed as the processing time.
- Time when start delayed
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Displays the time when the start is delayed. If you do not specify the monitoring of the start delay, a blank appears.
- Time when end delayed
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Displays the time when the end is delayed. If you do not specify the monitoring of the end delay, a blank appears.
- Execution ID
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Displays the target ID.
- Change plan
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Displays whether the plans are temporarily changed. If there are plans that have been changed, the type of the change (Change Time, Execution Prohibited, Previous execution prohibited, or Temporary linkage change) is displayed for the plans.
- Type
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Displays the type of a unit.
- Comment
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Displays the comment you defined in the Define Details dialog box.
- Retry status
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The following is displayed for Unix jobs, PC jobs, Queue jobs, flexible jobs, HTTP connection jobs, standard custom jobs, custom PC jobs, and custom Unix jobs:
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When automatic retry is enabled
Displays the retry status (retry waiting, retry executing, or retry end). If the job has never been retried, this field is blank.
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When automatic retry is disabled
This field is blank.
For the following units, a hyphen (-) is displayed:
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Units other than the above types
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Units whose connection-target JP1/AJS3 - Manager version is earlier than 10-00
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Units for which the JP1/AJS3 - Manager database is a compatible ISAM configuration
This item appears in JP1/AJS3 - View version 10-00 or later.
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- Retry execution times
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The following is displayed for Unix jobs, PC jobs, Queue jobs, flexible jobs, HTTP connection jobs, standard custom jobs, custom PC jobs, and custom Unix jobs:
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When automatic retry is enabled
Displays the number of times the job has been retried. If the job has never been retried, 0 is displayed.
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When automatic retry is disabled
Displays 0.
For the following units, a hyphen (-) is displayed:
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Units other than the above types
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Units whose connection-target JP1/AJS3 - Manager version is earlier than 10-00
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Units for which the JP1/AJS3 - Manager database is a compatible ISAM configuration
This item appears in JP1/AJS3 - View version 10-00 or later.
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(2) Daily Schedule (All Jobs) window
The following figure shows the Daily Schedule (All Jobs) window.
The following explains the displayed items.
(a) Tree area
Displays only the jobs under a job group or jobnet having schedule information to be displayed.
If a job is under a release target jobnet, the job is displayed in the job-name(release-ID) format for each definition for which release entry is performed. Note that the release ID is not displayed if the release ID is AJS_AUTO.
The name is displayed in the format of job-name:relative-path. The jobs under start conditions are not displayed.
The job names are displayed in the order specified by the Schedule page in the Preferences dialog box. For details, see 12.3.42 Preferences dialog box.
(b) Display date change buttons
Use one of these buttons to change the date of the currently displayed schedule information. The following buttons are available:
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Previous Day button
Displays the schedule of the previous day.
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That Day button
Displays the schedule of today.
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Next Day button
Displays the schedule of the next day.
- Cautionary note
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If the version of the connection target JP1/AJS2 - Manager is 08-50 or earlier, or the scheduler database for the connection target JP1/AJS3 - Manager is ISAM, these buttons are disabled and cannot be clicked.
(c) Cancel button
Click this button to cancel the display update processing. Normally, this button is disabled. This button is enabled only while a schedule is being obtained.
- Cautionary note
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If the version of the connection target JP1/AJS2 - Manager is 08-50 or earlier, or the scheduler database for the connection target JP1/AJS3 - Manager is ISAM, this button is disabled and cannot be clicked.
(d) Time area
The upper row displays a date, while the lower row displays hours. The system also displays a selection frame.
The value of hours is shown according to what has been selected by the Schedule page in the Preferences dialog box. For details, see 12.3.42 Preferences dialog box.
- On a 24 hours basis:
-
If the minutes in the base time are 00, the system displays 24 hours from the base time. If they are not 00, the system displays 25 hours from the base time.
- On a 48 hours basis:
-
If the minutes in the base time are 00, the system displays 48 hours from the base time. If they are not 00, the system displays 49 hours from the base time.
(e) Schedule area
Displays cells indicating execution schedules, and a selection frame. Both edges of each cell indicate the start time and the end time, respectively. They indicate schedule time if the job is not executed.
If delay occurs, the upper and lower lines of the cell are displayed thick.
The gray background in the schedule area indicates the past, and the white background indicates the present and future.
The square color indicates the status of job execution. For details about cell colors and status of job execution, see Table 12-50.
You can use the Preferences dialog box to change the cell colors. For details, see 12.3.42 Preferences dialog box.
When a job is configured to retry automatically, no distinction is made between ordinary execution schedules and those initiated by the automatic retry feature. The entire schedule from the initial execution of the job until the retried job ends occupies one cell.
(f) Selection frame
Select an execution schedule in hour units. The selection frame encloses the period from 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after the click position.
(g) Execution result list
Lists only the execution schedules set in the tree area and selection frame and having target IDs (that the Jobnet Monitor window can display). When you click an execution schedule in the list, the contents of the tree area and schedule area will be refreshed to reflect the selected schedule information. For details about the displayed items, see the description of the execution result list in (1) Daily Schedule (Hierarchy) window.