The Schedule Manager can maintain schedules defined on the system you are working on, as well as schedules from other systems running CA OPS/MVS and the Schedule Manager.
Schedule names are in the format of sysname>schedname, where sysname is the name of the system and schedname is the name of the schedule. For example, SYSA>SCHEDULE1.
Schedule lists can be displayed in a variety of formats.
To select a schedule or schedule list, use the following chart. This chart describes what you need to enter to view a specific schedule or schedule list:
To select... |
Enter this value in the NAME field... |
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One of the schedules defined on the current system |
The name of that schedule in the format schedname or sysname>schedname, where sysname is the name of the current system |
A schedule from a list of schedules on the current system |
An asterisk (*), or leave the NAME field blank |
A specific schedule on another system |
The name of the system followed by the greater-than symbol (>) and the schedule name, as shown in the following example: sysname>schedname |
A list of all systems having defined schedules |
? |
A list of all schedules on all systems |
> |
A list of all schedules named schedname on all systems |
>schedname |
A list of all schedules on the specified system |
sysname> |
All schedules beginning with the characters SCHED on the current system |
SCHED* |
All schedules beginning with the characters SCHED on all systems |
>SCHED* |
All schedules beginning with the characters SCHED on a specific system |
sysname>SCHED*, where sysname is the name of the specific system |
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