chsum

Purpose

Use the chsum command to change a job summary schedule.

See Also:

Prerequisites

You must have the modify administrative domain's configuration right to run the chsum command.

Syntax

chsum::=

chsu•m [ --days/-d produce-days[,produce-days]... ]
[ --reporttime/-t time ]
[ --mailto/-m email-target[,email-target]... ]
[ --addmailto/-a email-target[,email-target]... ]
[ --rmmailto/-r email-target[,email-target]... ]
[ [ --covers/-c duration ] |
[ --since/-s "summary-start-day[ ]time" ] ]
[ --backup/-B { yes | no }  ] [ --restore/-R { yes | no } ]
[ --orabackup/-b { yes | no } ] [ --orarestore/-e { yes | no } ]
[ --scheduled/-S { yes | no } ] [ --user/-U { yes | no } ]
[ --subjobs/-J { yes | no } ] [ --superseded/-D { yes | no } ]
summary-name ...

Semantics

Refer to "mksum" for options not included in this section.

--addmailto/-a email-target[,email-target] ...: Adds additional email addresses to the job summary schedule.
--rmmailto/-r email-target[,email-target] ...: Removes email addresses from the job summary schedule.
summary-name ...: Specifies the name of the job summary schedule.

Example

ob> lssum
weekly_report            Wed at 12:00
ob> chsum --addmailto jim@company.com --days Wed,Fri --reporttime 12:00 
weekly_report
ob> lssu --long
weekly_report:
    Produce on:              Wed Fri at 12:00
    Mail to:                 lance@company.com jim@company.com
    In the report, include:
        Backup jobs:             yes
        Restore jobs:            yes
        Scheduled jobs:          yes
        User jobs:               yes
        Subordinate jobs:        yes
        Superseded jobs:         no