SKL

Lists command scheduler entries.


Format

SKL bid eid [keywords] "matchstring


Parameters

bid

beginning ID number to list; the range is 1 to 9999 (default=lists all entries)

eid

ending ID number to list (default=bid)

"matchstring

lists only the entries containing this string; maximum of 40 characters (default=no match performed)


Keywords

FILE=

scheduler file name; see the Remarks (default=SKEDFILE)

FORM=

ALL

uses as many lines of output as needed to list the entire command

PROJ=

min max

lists entries with a specified project number or range of numbers (default=1000 9999)

SORT=

ID

sorts entries by ID number (default)

 

PROJ

sorts entries by project number

 

RAW

lists in the order of occurrence in the schedule (unsorted)

 

TIME

sorts entries in ascending time order


Remarks

You can run multiple scheduler processes. Use the FILE keyword to identify the file name for the scheduler process. See the SKED command for more information.

All entries are listed if the beginning and ending ID numbers are omitted. The output is defined below.

Column Output Definition
1 T terminal number
2 ID command identification number
3 X/S S suspends the scheduled command; X disables the terminal's schedule
4 Next Executn next day and time to run a command
5 #REM number of remaining commands; if SKE repetitions is a 6-digit number, this will say MANY
6 Interval day and time interval between executions; the format is DDHH:MM:SS, entered by SKE interval where interval is one hour; if interval is 24, this output is listed as 1000000 (1 day)
7 TOL late tolerance time, HH:MM:SS; any entry over nine hours is listed as BIG
8 NAME: user name
9 PROJ: project number
10 Command: command string to run

Examples

SKL

This entry lists all the scheduler entries for your terminal.

SKL 420 430 PROJ=7000

This entry lists the scheduler entries between 420 and 430 with project number 7000.