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Resource Properties

Resources let you allocate the necessary requirements to help run your Jobs and Setups more efficiently. A Resource is defined by setting a specific numeric quantity. Jobs and Setups typically utilize a portion of this quantity when they execute. JAMS automatically allocates the total quantity of resources assigned to a given Job or Setup. In addition, your command procedures can also acquire and release quantities of Resources enabling you to define more flexible and complex scheduling scenarios.

Existing Resources contain several properties that can be modified when necessary. Resource properties are organized in three tabs: Resource, Available and Security which are detailed in the sections below.

To access a Resource definition:

  1. Select the Resources shortcut located on the Configuration group.
  2. The Resources Definitions View opens.
  3. From the Resource Definitions View, double-click the selected Resource to open its definitions window.

Resource tab

Resource Name

This property includes the unique identifier for the Resource.

Description

 The Description property can provide a more detailed explanation for the Resource.

Last Change

The Last Change property displays the date and time the Resource was last modified.

Available tab

Quantity Available

This property shows the available quantity for the current Resource.

Node Specific

If enabled, this property measures the Resource by node. If unchecked, the Resource is defined by the original quantity available.

Node Name

This property displays the name of the node or nodes.

Quantity Available

This displays the available Resource quantity for the specific node.

Security tab

The Resources Security tab defines the level of access for this Resource. Essentially, this is an Access Control List with one to many Access Control Entries (ACE). Each ACE can specify the following rights:

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Topic updated: 5/21/2015
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