I placed the JobRun command into a script where it would initiate an inactive script. However, when the JobRun command executed 24x7 did not display an error message stating the requested job was not a part of the active job pool. Instead, 24x7 remained on the JobRun command and never continued processing.

It sounds as you were trying to run your job in debugger. In debug mode a job being debugged is always executed synchronously. Therefore, the "inactive" job was found and started and your were waiting for that job to finish.

: I placed the JobRun command into a script where it would initiate an inactive
: script. However, when the JobRun command executed 24x7 did not display an
: error message stating the requested job was not a part of the active job
: pool. Instead, 24x7 remained on the JobRun command and never continued
: processing.