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**** The Hebrew University of Jerusalem ****
**** Computation Center ****
News Bulletin #12
27-September-1990
Today's topics:
- JOBS - displays information about your jobs.
- SHOW USERS command output.
o JOBS command - JOBS is a new command which displays the status of
your currently executing jobs. Hit the command JOBS and you'll see
your interactive and executing batch jobs status (including the
program they run). In the future this command will be enhanced to
display also the print queues and jobs waiting for execution in
batch queues.
o SHOW USERS command output: Although the JOBS command should give
you all the needed information, a few users have misunderstood the
output of the SHOW USER/FULL command. This command lists one line
for each one of your jobs. A job in this context is either an
interactive job, a disconnected interactive job, and executing batch
job. The difference between them can be found by examining the
"Terminal" coloumn:
For interactive processes it displays the terminal name.
For disconnected processes it displays (Disconnected), and you can
recover this job with the CONNECT command. Note that job is stayed
in disconnected state for up to 15 minutes.
Subprocesses are identified by the string (Subprocess of nnnnn).
Executing batch jobs are identified by the (Batch) string under the
terminal coloumn.
__Yehavi:
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