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1 SKEDULE
.B
 SKEDULE is a batch queue scheduling system.  It is designed to
to be a centralized control for batch jobs that are queued up on a
regular basis.
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2 Instructions
 The SKEDULE system is file driven.  SKEDULE.COM reads SKEDULE.DAT
to know what to queue when.  SKEDULE.DAT is a text file that contains
the names of command files to be queued to run.   SKEDULE.COM is
one of these files.  It queues itself up for the following morning.
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2 File_Layout
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 SKEDULE.DAT is laid out as follows:
.LITERAL

	location:filename/qualifiers		  1 -  80
		location should be a logical
		but can be device:[directory]
	Day Code				 81 -  83
		EVR - Everyday
		NXT - Tomorrow
		WKD - Weekday
		SUN - Sunday
		 .  -  .
		SAT - Saturday
		
	Time	HH:MM				 84 -  88
	Batch Queue				 89 - 108
	Node					109 - 112
		* means queue on all nodes
.END LITERAL
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2 Warning
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 It should be noted that if you modify SKEDULE.COM, be aware that the
original version is still the version that is queued to the VMS
QUEUE MANAGER.  If you want your new version to be used the next day,
then you will need to DELETE/ENTRY the currently queued SKEDULE job, and
queue it up again, so it will use the newest version of the SKEDULE.COM
file.