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Define a Micro Focus Job
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(Optional) Specify optional Micro Focus attributes:
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envvars
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fail_codes
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job_class
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job_terminator
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max_exit_success
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mf_user
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mf_version
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os_user
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success_codes
(Optional) Specify common attributes that apply to all jobs.
The Micro Focus job is defined.
Notes:
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Attributes that have a default value automatically apply to the job definitions;
therefore, they are optional. For example, jobs with no specified job type are
defined as command jobs by default. Other optional attributes specify information
that is not required but affects how or when a job runs, such as attributes that
specify scheduling conditions.
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Some optional attributes are common to all job types but others apply to certain
jobs types only. Optional attributes that apply to all job types are known as
common optional attributes. For more information about common optional
attributes and the values that you can specify for them (including their default
values when applicable), see the Reference Guide.
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For information about required attributes and job type specific optional attributes,
see the procedure topics that provide instructions for defining jobs.
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This guide provides instructions for defining jobs interactively. You also create job
definitions in script files and then import them using the jil command or use CA
WCC to define them. For more information about the JIL command and JIL syntax,
see the Reference Guide. For more information about using CA WCC to define the
job, see the CA Workload Control Center Workload Scheduling Guide.
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