ADLAT – User-defined late operation

Use the ADLAT statement to specify your own settings by which an operation is to be considered late, and the alerts or actions to be taken.

Note: The ADLAT statement is available only starting from HCL Workload Automation for Z V9.5.

Table 1. Keywords for ADLAT
Keyword	Description
`ACTIONACT`	Specifies the action to be taken if the operation has not yet started when the specified day and time is reached. If you specify an action, `ACTIONDD` and `ACTIONDT` are required. Allowed values are: `A` Only an alert message is issued. `C` The operation is set to Complete, if its status allows it. Otherwise it is NOPed. `E` The operation is set to Error with OLAT, if its status allows it. Otherwise, this setting is postponed at the time when the status allows it. `N` The operation and all its internal successors are NOPed, if their status allows NOPing. Otherwise, it is ignored.
`ACTIONBASE`	Always `F`. It means that the input arrival time of the operation is used as the base date to apply the offset.
`ACTIONDD`	Specifies the day offset, related to the application start day, used to check if the operation has not yet started. If the operation has not started, the action that you set is taken. It can be a value from 0 to 99 (where 0 means the start day, 1 means one working day after the start day, and so on). This check is applied only to operations with status Ready.
`ACTIONDIR`	Always `A` (After). It means that the day offset and time are always added, and never subtracted, to the base date.
`ACTIONDT`	Required if you have set `ACTIONDD`. Specifies the time, related to the application start day, used to check if the operation has not yet started. If the operation has not started, the action that you set is taken. This value is specified in the format HHMM. This check is applied only to operations with status Ready.
`ALERTBASE`	Always `F`. It means that the input arrival time of the operation is used as the base date to apply the offset.
`ALERTDD`	Specifies the day offset, related to the application start day, used to check if the operation has not yet started. If the operation has not started, an alert message is issued. It can be a value from 0 to 99 (where 0 means the start day, 1 means one working day after the start day, and so on).
`ALERTDIR`	Always `A` (After). It means that the day offset and time are always added, and never subtracted, to the base date.
`ALERTDT`	Required if you have set `ALERTDD`. Specifies the time, related to the application start day, used to check if the operation has not yet started. If the operation has not started, an alert message is issued. This value is specified in the format HH.MM.