Choose the Submit menu item to specify an existing
  collection for DTM to submit to the batch queue.

  You can execute collections in batch that combine
  all three types of tests: noninteractive, interactive
  terminal, and DECwindows tests.

1  –  t_sbdb

  Use the Submit dialog box to specify collections for
  DTM to submit to the batch queue.

  This dialog box also provides standard OpenVMS options
  for submission of the collection.

1.1  –  t_sbdb_c

  Use the Collection field to enter the name of the
  collection you want to execute.

  You can specify a collection to DTM by first selecting
  (highlighting) it in an active collection view window,
  or explicitly specifying its name in the Collection
  field.

1.2  –  t_sbdb_rk

  Use the Remark field to optionally enter text that
  becomes associated with the current operation.

  The text is logged in the history file of the DTM
  library.

  You can selectively display and delete history
  entries.

1.3  –  t_sbdb_cfm

  When the Confirm Submission button is enabled, DTM
  requests confirmation that you want to submit the
  specified collection to the batch queue.

1.4  –  t_sbdb_nf

  Enable the Notify on Completion Button to indicate
  that you want to receive a message on any terminal on
  which you are logged in, notifying you that your job is
  completed or aborted.

1.5  –  t_sbdb_q

  You can specify three queue settings:

  o  Name field: Use this field to enter the name of the
     batch queue.

  o  Hold until field: Use this field to specify when
     the job is to be executed; you can specify either an
     absolute time or a combined absolute and delta time.

  o  Hold until released button: Use this field to
     control when the job is to made available for
     processing. You must specifically release the job
     using the OpenVMS command, SET QUEUE/ENTRY with
     either the /NOHOLD or /RELEASE qualifier.

1.6  –  t_sbdb_jb

  The following table identifies the Job settings
  available:

  Setting        Use

  Name           Specifies a string to be used as the job
                 name
  User name      Enables you to submit a job on behalf of
                 another user (requires CMKRNL privilege
                 and read access to the UAF)
  Priority       Specifies the job scheduling priority
                 (0 to 255) (requires OPER or ALTPRI to
                 raise the priority of the default SYSGEN
                 parameter)
  CharacteristicsSpecifies one or more characteristics
                 desired for the job; codes can be names
                 or values and are installation-defined
  CPU time       Defines a CPU time limit for the job;
  limit          use a delta time, the value 0, or the
                 keyword NONE or INFINITE
  Working set    Overrides the base queue value if you
  default        want to set a lower value than that set
                 by the system manager or that exists in
                 your UAF
  Working set    Overrides the base queue value if you
  extent         want to set a lower value than that set
                 by the system manager or that exists in
                 your UAF
  Working set    Overrides the base queue value if you
  quota          want to set a lower value than that set
                 by the system manager or that exists in
                 your UAF

1.7  –  t_sbdb_lf

  The following table identifies the Log file settings
  available:

  Setting    Use

  Log file   When active, creates a log file for the job
  button
  Name       Specifies a name for the log file; the log
  field      file is written to a file in the default
             directory with the same name as the first
             command file with a file type of LOG
  Print      When active, queues the log file for
  button     printing
  Queue      Specifies the printer queue for the log file
  name
  field
  Delete     When active, deletes the log file after
  after      printing
  printing
  button

1.8  –  t_sbdb_ok

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

  The border on this button indicates that it is the
  default choice. You can also choose the default by
  pressing the RETURN or ENTER key.

1.9  –  t_sbdb_cn

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.