Job scheduler classification rule settings

Job scheduler classification rule settings

Use this page to create and manage rules used by the scheduler to perform job classification based on the rules or conditions defined.
To view this page, click System administration > Job scheduler > Classification rules.
To modify rules with the rule builder, you must have administrative privileges.

Button Description
Add rule Use to add a new rule either manually or using the Subexpression builder utility.
Delete rule Delete an existing, selected rule.
Move up Prioritizes the rules in the case of multiple rules. The order of rules is key in determining matches. If a match occurs on the first rule, subsequent rules are not pursued.
Move down Prioritizes the rules in the case of multiple rules. The order of rules is key in determining matches. If a match occurs on the first rule, subsequent rules are not pursued.
Validate rule The rule builder validates the rule when you apply the changes and alerts you to mismatched parentheses and unsupported logic operators.

Order

Prioritizes the rules in the case of multiple rules.
The order of rules is key in determining matches. If a match occurs on the first rule, subsequent rules are not pursued. Click Move up and Move down to prioritize rules.

Classification rule

Attributes of the selected classification rule.
Select the appropriate links to modify the classification rule.

Edit rule

Use to edit the existing rule manually or using the Subexpression builder utility.

Syntax help

Use to determine syntax for rules that you are editing.

Subexpression builder

Use the Subexpression builder utility to build complex rule conditions from subexpressions by using AND, OR, and parenthetical grouping. The rule builder validates the rule when you apply the changes and alerts you to mismatched parentheses and unsupported logic operators.

(zos) If no rules apply, then classify to transaction class

Transaction class to use if no rules apply.
Select Default_TC(Default_SP) from this list to use the default transaction class. Otherwise, enter the transaction class name.

Related information:

Subexpression builder settings

Button	Description
Add rule	Use to add a new rule either manually or using the Subexpression builder utility.
Delete rule	Delete an existing, selected rule.
Move up	Prioritizes the rules in the case of multiple rules. The order of rules is key in determining matches. If a match occurs on the first rule, subsequent rules are not pursued.
Move down	Prioritizes the rules in the case of multiple rules. The order of rules is key in determining matches. If a match occurs on the first rule, subsequent rules are not pursued.
Validate rule	The rule builder validates the rule when you apply the changes and alerts you to mismatched parentheses and unsupported logic operators.