Specifies the user ID that owns the request.
Specifies the name assigned to the request by the owner.
Specifies a Single System Image member name the request runs on. If not assigned to a specific system in the SSI cluster, this field is * and the request runs on the single system image member where the CA VM:Schedule service machine runs.
Specifies the time at which the request is scheduled to run.
Specifies the maximum amount of time within which the server attempts to run the request.
Specifies the frequency of initiation of this request on a given day.
Specifies the number of times that the request runs. The FOR field corresponds with the MAXIMUM INITIATIONS field on SCHEDULE screen 3 and EXEC screen 3.
Specifies the latest time of day at which a request scheduled with a repeat time interval runs. The TO field corresponds to the DON’T RESCHEDULE AFTER field on SCHEDULE screen 2 and EXEC screen 2.
Specifies the first date to run the request. The server calculates this date when it is implied by a descriptive day specification. The FROM field corresponds to the FROM date in the FIRST RUN OPTIONS on SCHEDULE screen 1 and EXEC screen 1.
Specifies the last date to run the request. The server calculates this date when it is implied by a descriptive day specification. The UNTIL field corresponds to the FINAL RUN OPTIONS on SCHEDULE screen 3 and EXEC screen 3.
Specifies the days of the week on which the request is to execute.
Specifies the name of a site-defined range of dates or times inside (or outside) of which the request has been scheduled to initiate.
Specifies the days or dates on which the request is to run in a given month (or every nth week).
Specifies the user ID that the scheduling user ID has authorized to run the request.
Specifies the user ID of a virtual machine that is to receive spooled messages about the request.
Specifies the execution class under which the request was scheduled.
Specifies the virtual machine storage size in which the request is to be executed.
Specifies whether the server uses request execution monitoring.
Specifies whether to spool the console of the user.
Specifies the type of dump (CP DUMP or VMDUMP) to be taken if an abend occurs.
Specifies the user ID to which the console listing sends.
Specifies the user ID that receives any abend dumps that the request may produce.
Specifies whether to log off the user ID automatically after the initiated request completes.
Displays the day, date, and time at which the request was last initiated. If an asterisk follows the time, it means the RELEASE command initiated the last run of this scheduled request.
Specifies the day, date, and time of the next scheduled request initiation.
Displays a summary of the results of the last initiation attempt. See Listing Request Information for a description of the possible statuses.
Specifies the command to execute, if the request was scheduled using the SCHEDULE command.
If the request was scheduled using the EXEC command, the COMMAND field is labeled SYS-EXEC instead of COMMAND, and the name of the EXEC and its parameters (if any) display.
Specifies the maximum number of real CPU seconds (TTIME) that the virtual machine can use while executing the request.
Specifies the maximum number of disks and tape I/Os that the virtual machine can perform while executing the request.
Specifies the maximum number of unit records (reader, printer, punch) I/Os that the virtual machine can perform while executing the request.
Displays the time at which the request completed.
Displays the return code with which the request ended.
Displays the number of real CPU seconds (TTIME) that the virtual machine used while executing the request.
Displays the number of disks and tape I/Os that the virtual machine performed while executing the request.
Displays the number of unit records (reader, printer, punch) I/Os that the virtual machine performed while executing the request.
Displays the amount of time that the request took to run.
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