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Parameter

job_specifier

The name or number of the job that you want to run.

For example

SCHEDULE> RUN MYJOB      
SCHEDULE> RUN 123

The job specifier is required. If you omit the job specifier, the manager prompts you for it.

To refer to a job belonging to another user, you must add the =username specifier to the job name. For example:

SCHEDULE> RUN THISJOB=DOE      

To refer to a job on a remote node, add the node name to the job specifier. For example:

SCHEDULE> RUN NODE1::THISJOB

You can use wildcard characters to specify job name and username. For example:

SCHEDULE> RUN M*=D*

Note: When you use the RUN command with temporary overrides for any of the following values, the job will not be retried if the job fails:

• /CLUSTER_NODE
• /MAIL_ADDRESS
• /OUTPUT
• /PARAMETERS
• /SERVER
• /USER_NAME
• /VMS_COMMAND

Note: You cannot use override qualifiers such as /CLUSTER_NODE or /COMMENT if you are running more than one job at a time with a single SCHEDULE RUN command. For example, the following command is invalid:

SCHEDULE> RUN M*/NODE=NODE1