FUSQSUB
You can use the FUSQSUB exec to queue a request to submit a job locally within the address space of the platform server.
Optional Parameters
The following table lists the optional parameters of the FUSQSUB exec:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| CONFIG | CFG | Defines the configuration file used by the exec.
If this parameter is not defined, the platform server REXX uses the default configuration. |
| DATE | Defines the start date of the request in Julian format, ccyyddd. |
| DESCRIPTION | Defines the user data for the transfer in 25 bytes. |
| EVERY | Defines the interval at which the request will be executed.
For more information on this parameter, see the description of the platform server Batch interface EVERY parameter in . |
| EVERY_COUNT | Defines the number of times that an
EVERY request can be executed.
For more information on this parameter, see the description of the platform server Batch interface EVERY_COUNT parameter in . |
| EVERY_EXDAYS | Defines the expiration interval in days for a transfer scheduled by an
EVERY request.
For more information on this parameter, see the description of the platform server Batch interface EVERY_EXDAYS parameter in . |
| EVERY_EXTIME | Defines the expiration interval in hours and minutes for a transfer scheduled by an
EVERY request.
For more information on this parameter, see the description of the platform server Batch interface EVERY_EXTIME parameter in . |
| EVERY_MISSED | Defines whether a request is scheduled when the interval defined by the
EVERY request has passed.
For more information on this parameter, see the description of the platform server Batch interface EVERY_MISSED parameter in . |
| HOLD | Defines whether a request is put on hold when it is queued.
The valid values are as follows: |
| INTERVAL | Defines the status scan interval. |
| MWAIT | Puts a request on a queue, and returns to the caller before the request is completed. |
| PROCESS | Defines the process name that is associated with the request. |
| PURGE | Purges uncompleted transfers when the TIMEOUT interval expires. |
| REXX_EXEC | Defines a REXX exec that will be executed when the platform server request is completed, either successfully or unsuccessfully. |
| SAY | Writes a status record on each status scan. |
| TIME | Defines the start time of the request in 24-hour clock format, hhmm. |
| TIMEOUT | Defines the timeout interval. |
| WAIT | Waits for this request to be completed before returning to REXX. |
