Examples

This command puts a job named JOBNAME on hold. The job will not run again until you explicitly take it off hold with the SCHEDULE RELEASE command or the SCHEDULE RUN command. This example does not use the /CONFIRM qualifier.
```
SCHEDULE>  HOLD JOBNAME 
%NSCHED-I-FLAGSET, Job    JOBNAME - HOLD Requested
```
This command puts a job named JOBNAME owned by user DOE on hold. The job will not run again until you explicitly take it off hold with the SCHEDULE RELEASE command or the SCHEDULE RUN command. This example does not use the /CONFIRM qualifier.
```
SCHEDULE>  HOLD JOBNAME=DOE 
%NSCHED-I-FLAGSET, Job    Jobname - HOLD Requested
```
This command uses the /CONFIRM qualifier, so the manager requests confirmation before putting the job on hold. A job named JOBNAME is put on hold. The job will not run again until you explicitly take it off hold with the SCHEDULE RELEASE command or the SCHEDULE RUN command.
```
SCHEDULE>  HOLD JOBNAME/CONFIRM 
Job JOBNAME (jobnumber, HOLD? [No]) YES 
%NSCHED-I-FLAGSET, Job    JOBNAME - HOLD Requested
```