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Examples

  1. This command displays the number of jobs running and the maximum number of jobs that can run, for the node you are logged in to. 
    SCHEDULE> SHOW MAX_JOBS
  2. This command displays the number of jobs running and the maximum number of jobs that can run, for all nodes of a local OpenVMS Cluster. 
    SCHEDULE> SHOW MAX_JOBS/ALL
  3. This command displays the number of jobs running and the maximum number of jobs that can run, for node NODE2. 
    SCHEDULE> SHOW MAX_JOBS/CLUSTER_NODE=NODE2
  4. This command displays the number of jobs running and the maximum number of jobs that can run, for remote node NODE1. 
    SCHEDULE> SHOW MAX_JOBS/SERVER=NODE1
  5. This command displays the number of jobs running and the maximum number of jobs that can run, for all nodes in node NODE1’s OpenVMS Cluster. 
    SCHEDULE> SHOW MAX_JOBS/ALL/SERVER=NODE1