Instructs the manager to restart the job if it is marked in the database as running, but is not really running. This can happen if the job was interrupted by a system failure. If you specify /NORESTART, the job is put on hold after a system failure.
If the interrupted job has no node restriction, then it restarts on the new default node; otherwise, the job must wait until its node is available.
Note: The manager restarts the job from the beginning, unless the job has a restart test value. You use the SCHEDULE SET RESTART_VALUE command to assign a test-value symbol to restarted jobs. You can also use the command SCHEDULE SET JOB /RESTART_VALUE to set the restart value when the job is not running.
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