EOJPW parameter: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:08, 13 January 2014

EOJ password

This feature lets the user confirm that they are ending the correct run.

If the EOJPW parameter (4 bytes maximum) is set in CCAIN, then a non-User 0 EOJ command returns:

M204.1076: DO YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE RUN FOR {location | jobname}?

If the LOCATION parameter is also set in CCAIN, then location is set to that value in the M204.1076 message.
If CUSTOM=37 is set, then jobname in the M204.1076 message is replaced by the value of the JOBNM parameter, a view-only parameter.
If Y is the response to the M204.1076 message, that message is followed with this:
M204.0347: Password

If EOJPW is not set, no password prompt is issued. However, the M204.1076 message is issued in one of the following forms:

If CUSTOM=37 is set:
M204.1076: Do you really want to end the run for jobname?
If CUSTOM=37 is not set, and LOCATION is set:
M204.1076: Do you really want to end the run for location?
If CUSTOM=37 is not set, and LOCATION is not set:
M204.1076: Do you really want to end the run?

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 If the <var>EOJPW</var> parameter (4 bytes maximum) is set in CCAIN, then a non-User 0 <var>EOJ</var> command returns:
-<p class="code" style="display:table">M204.1076: DO YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE RUN FOR {''location'' | ''jobname''}?
+<div  style="display:table;">
+<p class="code" style="display:table;">M204.1076: DO YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE RUN FOR {''location'' | ''jobname''}?
 </p>
+</div>
 <ul>
 <li>If the <var>[[LOCATION parameter|LOCATION]]</var> parameter is also set in CCAIN, then ''location'' is set to that value in the M204.1076 message.