STREAM

STREAM

The STREAM command submits a batc h job for execution. The batc h job runs independently of your session, whic h enables you to continue working at your terminal while the batc h job is running.

You can also use this command in conjunction with the DATA command to submit data to the system from a device ￿le.

Syntax

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STREAM 2

￿lename 32 ,char 3

day-of-week

9 3

 

;AT = timespec 2 ;DAY = 8 day-of-month

2

 

 

3

4

< days-until-month

=

5

 

 

 

 

 

:

;

 

2 ;DATE = datespec 32 ;IN =

2 days2 ,2 hours 32 ,minutes 3 33 3

Parameters

 

 

 

 

 

 

￿lename

Speci￿es the ASCII ￿le containing the job commands. The ￿rst

 

 

character of the ￿rst record is assumed to be the replacemen t

 

 

character for the expected colon (:) that iden ti￿es commands.

 

 

You must have read (R) and lock (L) or execute (X) ￿le access

 

 

in order to specify this parameter.

 

 

char

 

Identi￿es MPE/iX commands within the input ￿le. It is a

 

 

character that substitutes for a colon (:). When y ou enter the

 

 

input ￿le on a device con￿gured to accept jobs or sessions, this

 

 

character can be an y ASCII non-alphanumeric character except

 

 

a colon. The default is an exclamation poin t (!).

AT

 

Speci￿es the absolute time of da y. Execution begins in the

 

 

format HH:MM , where HH is the hour of the da y (0<=HH<=24 )

 

 

and MM are the minutes of the hour ( 0<=MM<=60 ). If you do

 

 

not specify DAY and DATE, then:

 

 

 

 

 

timespec < NOW---> JOB LOGON TOMORROW

 

 

 

timespec

> NOW---> JOB LOGON TODAY

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