The general inquiry facility provides information about the system, its various components and operations. Information available includes reference information about commands and applications, database contents, queue information, job status, and schedule information.
The general inquiry commands are also useful in batch mode to obtain hardcopy output of the information provided.
The status (ST=) keyword for the inquiry commands has many values. All can be entered with any of the inquiry commands. Many values can return the message: No queue records match parameters entered because the combination does not exist. An example is listing the active queues (LACT) with the status of skeleton (ST=SKEL). A job in skeleton status never reaches the active queue.
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HELP tutorials |
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List tutorials. |
HELP |
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Agent inquiries |
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Obtain information about agents. |
LAGENT |
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Job inquiries
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Database contents |
Obtain information about various jobs from the CA Workload Automation SE database. |
LJOB |
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Queue contents |
Obtain information about jobs from the CA Workload Automation SE queues. |
LACT |
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ARF queue contents |
Obtain information about status of recovery for CA Workload Automation SE jobs. |
LARFQ |
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Queue status inquiries |
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Obtain information about the work residing in CA Workload Automation SE queues. These commands are helpful in locating specific jobs or networks. They are also valuable when monitoring the flow of the total workload. |
LACT |
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Data set inquiries |
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Obtain information about user application data sets in the CA Workload Automation SE environment. You can review information from the CA Workload Automation SE database, and PDS or sequential data set data, with these commands. |
LCTLG |
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Global variable inquiries |
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Obtain information about global variables. |
LGVAR |
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JCL inquiries |
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Review job JCL or PARM statements and members of system libraries. These commands access the designated data set to obtain the data in its permanent form. (Compare this command with the QJCL command that displays the JCL in its submit form). |
LJCK |
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Node inquiries |
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Obtain information about the XPJOB destinations. |
LNODE |
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Schedule inquiries |
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Obtain information from the CA Workload Automation SE database regarding CA Workload Automation SE schedules. |
LJOB |
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ARFSET inquiries |
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Obtain information from the CA Workload Automation SE ARF database regarding automated recovery for CA Workload Automation SE jobs. |
LARF |
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Documentation inquiries |
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Review any user-defined documentation information that resides in the CA Workload Automation SE database. Many of the other inquiry commands can show the documentation for a particular job, and so forth, as an optional part of the display. |
LPROS |
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Reminder inquiries |
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Review free-form reminder information that you defined for any special purpose. |
LRMD |
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Workload balancing inquiries |
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Provide information related to the CA Workload Automation SE workload balancing function. Through these commands, you can review those resource and priority issues that are important to balancing the workload. |
LACTR |
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Workstation network inquiries
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Database contents |
Provide information about workstation networks from the database. |
LNTWK |
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Queue contents |
Obtain information about workstation networks when they reside in the queues. These commands are presented as they relate to input and output networks that use different commands. |
LPRE |
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XCF |
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Obtain XCF-related information. |
LXCF |
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