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Ends a batch job.
:EOJ
None.
The "&" symbol has no meaning to the input spooler when it reads records because the CI is not involved at that point.
The :EOJ command terminates a batch job and displays the CPU time (in seconds) and the elapsed time since the beginning of the job (rounded to the nearest minute). MPE/iX also adds the central processor time and file space used by your job to the resource usage counters maintained for your logon account and group. If you omit the :EOJ command from a job, the next :JOB command terminates the current job and starts a new one. The end of the first job is indicated by the standard end- of-job display, and the beginning of the next job is denoted by the normal job initiation display. This command may be issued from a job. It may not be used from a session, program or in BREAK. Pressing [Break] has no effect on this command.
The following example shows how :EOJ is used within a job file to terminate a batch job: !JOB MAC.PUBS !RUN MYPROG1 !RUN MYPROG2 !EOJ
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