Most fields in the QUERY command output have the same names as the options in the SCHEDULE Command or EXEC command. The other items are:
Specifies the command line for an EXEC or request scheduled with the EXEC or SCHEDULE command.
Specifies when the request actually finished the last time it ran.
Specifies the jobid of the CA VM:Batch job associated with this request.
Specifies when the request ran last. If the time is followed by an asterisk, it means the last run of this scheduled request was initiated with the RELEASE command.
Tells whether the user ID the request runs on is automatically logged off when the request finishes processing.
Specifies when the request will run next.
Specifies the return code with which the request ended.
Tells whether your request ran using the CA VM:Schedule request execution monitor. You can choose whether to use request monitoring for each request you schedule. If you do not specify monitoring options, CA VM:Schedule uses the system default for your requests. To find out what the default is, enter vmsched config and look for the line starting USERS.
Specifies the user ID to which the console listing is sent.
Specifies the user ID to which a dump is sent.
Specifies whether your console is spooled while the request runs.
Specifies what happened the last time the request ran. For descriptions of these entries, see Listing Request Information.
Specifies the command line for an EXEC scheduled with EXEC.
Specifies the maximum CPU time, SIOs, or UIOs the request can use.
Specifies the CPU time, SIOs, or UIOs consumed by the last run of the request.
Specifies the time the request took to run.
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