JOBSESS

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Commands to Manage Jobs and Sessions

ABORT          Aborts the current program or operations.
ABORTJOB       Aborts a job or session.
 =ABORTJOB
ABORTPROC      Aborts one or more individual processes.
ACCEPT         Permits designated device to accepts jobs/sessions/data
ALTJOB         Alters the attributes of jobs waiting or scheduled.
BREAKJOB       Suspends an executing job.
BYE            Ends an interactive session.
CALC           Evaluates an expression.
CHDIR          Switches user from one directory to another.
CHGROUP        Switches user from group to group within an account.
DO             Used to edit/reexecute commands in the history stack.
:EOD           Denotes end-of-data on input stream.
EOJ            Ends a batch job.
EXIT           Terminates one level of the command interpreter.
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Commands to Manage Jobs and Sessions (cont.)

HELLO          Initiates an interactive session.
JOB            Initiates a batch job (stream but not interactive)
JOBFENCE       Defines input priority for job or session to execute.
JOBPRI         Sets or changes default/maximum job execution priority.
JOBSECURITY    Restricts user resources and job execution.
LIMIT          Limits the number of concurrent jobs/sessions.
LISTJOBQ       Displays all the job queues in the system.
LISTREDO       Displays the contents of the history stack.
=LOGOFF        Aborts all executing jobs/sessions.
=LOGON         Enables jobs/sessions after a =LOGOFF.
NEWCI          Creates a new Command Interpreter (CI) process.
NEWJOBQ        Creates a new job queue.
PURGEJOBQ      Deletes the specified job queue.
REDO           Edit/reexecute commands in the history stack.
RESUME         Resumes execution of a suspended operation.
RESUMEJOB      Resumes a suspended job.
SHOWJOB        Displays Status information about jobs/sessions.
SHOWME         Reports job/session status for a user logon.
SHOWTIME       Displays the current time and date.
STARTSESS      Creates a session on device for Prog. Sess. user.
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