Example #1

This example shows how to use the PJ command to display all the jobs currently defined in the job preference table.

F ATAM,PJ

If there are no jobs in the table, ATAM issues the following message:

ATH106I COMMAND ACCEPTED
ATH221I NO JOB PREFERENCES FOUND
ATH107I COMMAND SUCCESSFUL

If there are jobs in the table, ATAM issues a message similar to the following message:

ATH106I COMMAND ACCEPTED                              
ATH216I JOBNAME  TYPE  UCB     UCB     UCB     UCB    
ATH217I PDBALDG  PREF: 05C0 SF 05C1 SF 05C2 SF 05C3 SF
ATH217I              : 05C4 SF 05C5 SF 05C6 SF 05C7 SF
ATH217I PDBALDR  REQ : 05C5 SF 05C6 SF 05C7 SF        
ATH217I PDBALDE  OWNS: 05C0 SF 05C1 SF 05C2 SF        
ATH217I PDBALDX  EXCL: 05C0 xF 05C1 xF 05C2 xF 05C3 xF
ATH217I              : 05C4 xF 05C5 xF 05C6 xF 05C7 xF
ATH218I END OF JOB PREFERENCE LIST FOR SYSA           
ATH107I COMMAND SUCCESSFUL

Message ATH216I contains the column headings and message ATH217I contains each data row in the table. ATAM lists the job preference Job name under the "JOBNAME" heading and the job preference type under the "TYPE" heading.

Note: The device list display is the same as that of the “L” command. Refer to The L command for a description of this data.