You can use the command option to modify a job in plan before it starts
        running.
        Overview
            
            You can use the command to make changes to the job definition in plan and start the
                run. The updated job definition start separately and you can keep the original
                definition in the database. You must have the 
submit access to the job. For
                more information about security access roles, see 
Security role definition.
Restriction: When the command
                    is submitted, the agent will not ask for your confirmation before taking action
                    on each jobs.
Syntax and command line options
Before you run the command, you must specify options such as job stream name, dependencies, and
                required permissions. you can enter the command as
                follows:
ocli plan altjob | aj = <jobselect><streamlogon|logon=new_logon><docommand="new_command">
<script="new_script"><noask>
The details that are required
                with each parameters are as follows:
Important: The docommand and script parameters are
                mutually exclusive with each other and cannot not be used together.
Note: If you edit the definition of a job in plan that contains
                variables, the job completes the run, but the variables are not resolved with their
                value.
jobselectSpecify
                the job to update, by means of attributes and qualifiers. 
For example,
                WA_AGT_0#JOB_STREAM.JOB.
streamlogon|logon=new_logonYou can specify a new user name
                to run the selected job under.
docommand="new_command"You
                can specify a new command that the job must run in place of the original command.
                
script="new_script"You can specify a new script that the
                job must run in place of the original script.
noaskWhen you add the option as
                an argument the agent will not ask for confirmation before taking action on each
                qualifying job.