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Examples

  1. This command displays the Job Management Manager operating status for the node (or the cluster, if the node is part of one) that you are logged in to.
    SCHEDULE> SHOW STATUS
    
  2. This command displays the Job Management Manager operating status for all nodes of a local OpenVMS Cluster.
    SCHEDULE> SHOW STATUS/ALL
    
  3. This command displays the Job Management Manager operating status for node NODE1 of a OpenVMS Cluster.
    SCHEDULE> SHOW STATUS/CLUSTER_NODE=NODE1
    
  4. This command writes the Job Management Manager operating status for your current node to a file named CURRENT.LOG.
    SCHEDULE> SHOW STATUS/OUTPUT=CURRENT.LOG
    
  5. This command displays the Job Management Manager operating status for remote node NODE2.
    SCHEDULE> SHOW STATUS/SERVER=NODE2
    
  6. This command displays the Job Management Manager operating status for all nodes in remote node NODE2’s OpenVMS Cluster.
    SCHEDULE> SHOW STATUS/ALL/SERVER=NODE2