EOJ

Parameters

None.

Operation Notes

The EOJ command terminates a batch job and displays the CPU-time (in seconds) and the elapsed time since the beginning of the job (rounded to the nearest minute). MPE/iX also adds the central processor time and file space used by your job to the resource usage counters maintained for your logon account and group.

If you omit the EOJ command from a job, the next JOB command terminates the current job and starts a new one. The end of the first job is indicated by the standard end-of-job display, and the beginning of the next job is denoted by the normal job initiation display.

Use

This command may be issued from a job. It may not be used from a session, program, or in BREAK. Pressing Break has no effect on this command.

Example

The following example shows how EOJ is used within a job file to terminate a batch job:

 !JOB USER.PUBS
 !RUN MYPROG1
 !RUN MYPROG2
 !EOJ