
\Sbatch\S:  Examples

    The following is an example of how you can execute a command using
    \Sbatch\S
    \Sbatch\S.  If you type \Sbatch\S and a carriage return,
    \Sbatch\S waits for a command from standard input.

        \Sbatch\S

    Then if you want to format a file, you type:


        \S mm -r08 -Tlp -c chapter1 > format.ch1 \S.

    \Sbatch\S waits for more input until you type a control character and the
    letter "d" simultaneously.

        \S control-d \S
    
    \Sbatch\S prints the job number, and executes the command when the
    system's work load is not heavy.  You will receive a message through 
    mail(1) when the job is finished.

        job 465053081.b at Wed Sept 26 09:21:41 1984

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        batch shtrue

    "shtrue" is an executable file.  \Sbatch\S assigns a job number and
    executes the file as the system load permits.  You receive the output of
    the program through the mail(1).





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        batch < test.file

    "test.file" is a file of commands. \Sbatch\S assigns a job number and
    waits to execute the commands when the system load permits.  You receive
    the output of the commands through mail(1).
