| Activate Job (ttaad5203m000) |  |
| use.session.to start/activate a job. Only jobs with the Free status can be activated by this session. Jobs with the status In queue are activated by the job daemon. If the status is Blocked you must first change the status to Free if you want to activate the job with this session. Related topics To use a details session
Fields | Description
Job | The job identification code.
Job | description
User | The creator of the job.
User | The name of the Tools user.
Use External Sched | If this check box is selected, the time schedule is not used. When the Use External Sched check box is selected, an outside program (for example, UNIX or an external Job scheduler such as Maestro from UNISON) determines when to run a particular job. So, in that case the calendar/time schedule within Tools is ignored.
Periodical | If this check box is selected, the job is periodical. Note You can specify whether the job must be periodical in the Periodical field in the Job Data (ttaad5100s000) session.
Calendar | The calendar that specifies the execution dates and times for a periodical job. Note If you do not use a calendar you can specify the period interval between two executions using the Period field and the Period field in the Job Data (ttaad5100s000) session.
Calendar | description
Period | The number of period units.
Period | Specifies the unit of the period.
End of Period | The date that indicates that a periodical job should not be executed after exceeding this date.
Next Execution | The date of the next execution of the job. If a job is periodical, this field shows the next date of the calendar or the date corresponding to the given period, after executing the job.
Maximum Duration | If a job exceeds its maximum duration, it is stopped. The running session is finished, but the next session is not executed. The history record explains the cause of the termination. If you enter 0 in this field, the job duration is unlimited.
Status | Indicates the status of the job.