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by RoHoe
11 Aug 2009 5:49
Forum: Monitoring
Topic: Check wait resource submission after are predefined interval
Replies: 2
Views: 3301

Check wait resource submission after are predefined interval

Hi all, Example : I've a job that waits for another job & uses an exclusive CR (CR is being used as 'shared' in lots of other jobs). At a certain moment this job gets its condition and then waits to take the CR exclusive. Question: Is there any way (control/m-functionality??) to monitor this job, to...
by RoHoe
28 Nov 2008 11:37
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Filewatcher options ?
Replies: 3
Views: 2388

Thx for the replies.
It's on windows ...:-( ...
But I'll use 2 filewatchers.

Robbie.
by RoHoe
26 Nov 2008 5:02
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Filewatcher options ?
Replies: 3
Views: 2388

Filewatcher options ?

Hi all, does somebody know if the filewatcher proces in control/m can search on a set of subfolders of a certain given rootfolder? Example: rootfolder X, can we search on files that match *.idx in the subfolders X/y and X/z? Platform = OS (windows or Linux) (CTM/EM = 6.3.01) Thx in advance for the h...
by RoHoe
26 Sep 2008 7:44
Forum: Monitoring
Topic: How to kill a job
Replies: 6
Views: 11390

Hi, On which platform is your job running ? (OS or Mainframe) On OS I know about 2 options : 1) set your agent where job is submitted as unavailable via option ctm_menu or (if you're an administrator via configuration manager) and then back to available. Normally your job will become white (state un...
by RoHoe
25 Aug 2008 8:17
Forum: SQL Scripts
Topic: Extracting the job schedule
Replies: 11
Views: 23247

These are 'SELECT' statements, so there's no problem.

From the moment you try to do an UPDATE it get's tricky ...
It's advisable to do your updates via control/m-desktop & write & upload them from there to the db.

Robbie.
by RoHoe
25 Aug 2008 7:58
Forum: SQL Scripts
Topic: Extracting the job schedule
Replies: 11
Views: 23247

Hi, you can use : select distinct substr (application,1,4) OScycle, ' ', substr (application,5,20) Description_cycle, ' ', (job_name) Jobname, ' ', substr (description,1,40) description_job from ecs.def_job ORDER by 1; With this query you can also request for example the DAYS_CAL or WEEKS_CAL, DAY_S...
by RoHoe
19 Aug 2008 3:20
Forum: Monitoring
Topic: Send message from ajf when passing a number of active jobs
Replies: 1
Views: 2330

Send message from ajf when passing a number of active jobs

Hello, On mainframe we've several control/ms with a lot of jobs. Is there a possibility to monitor the ajf (ckp) of a control/m & send an alert when - for example - the number of 'WAIT SCHEDULE'-jobs exceeds a certain number. Didn't start a search yet on the BMC knowledge base, in the hope somebody ...
by RoHoe
16 Jul 2008 12:18
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Substract days of one calendar from another
Replies: 5
Views: 3220

Hi Mauriziog, Tried the solution in your previous post : Created a scheduling group TAG with calendar 'all working saturdays' in WDcal. Created a job using this TAG with 'and' + in MDcal the calendar with the 7 saturdays that should abstracted from the 'all working saturdays' calendar. Conclusion : ...
by RoHoe
16 Jul 2008 8:00
Forum: Monitoring
Topic: Viewpoint filters
Replies: 4
Views: 3247

Forgot to mention something :

Define your filter previous odates like this :

Odate != 080715 (date updated by the query in my previous post)
Deleted = false (optional)
Job status != Ended ok (optional)


Robie.
by RoHoe
16 Jul 2008 7:54
Forum: Monitoring
Topic: Viewpoint filters
Replies: 4
Views: 3247

We do it like this : Run a job -executing the script beneath- each day before the NDP: update ecs.filtermatchings set fieldvalue = to_char(sysdate-1,'YYMMDD') where name = 'previous odate' and fieldname = 'ODATE'; commit; Make sure filter 'previous odate' is created once manually. After this you can...
by RoHoe
16 Jul 2008 7:39
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Substract days of one calendar from another
Replies: 5
Views: 3220

Hi Mauriziog, thanks for the reply. I already tried using confcal in combination with MDCal & WDCal, but it seems not to be working. I put my 'All working Saturdays calendar' in the MDCal & the other calendar with only 7 saturdays in the Confcal, then I check the execution-dates and it's only execut...
by RoHoe
15 Jul 2008 5:47
Forum: Job Definition
Topic: Substract days of one calendar from another
Replies: 5
Views: 3220

Substract days of one calendar from another

Hi all, I schedule a job with a specific calendar. But this job shouldn't run when another calendar is active. Example JOB1 is running with calendar X (All working saturdays). JOB1 should not run when calendar Y (Only 6 saturdays a year) is active. Is there a possibility to substract one calendar fr...
by RoHoe
02 Jul 2008 11:48
Forum: Control-M Enterprise Manager
Topic: Query/commands behind neighborhood-function in ctm/em
Replies: 0
Views: 9179

Query/commands behind neighborhood-function in ctm/em

Hello all, In ECS you have following option : NEIGHBORHOOD With this option you can find a specific job's predecessors, dependent radius, direct relationship to other jobs. The ouput can be written in a file/report & you also have the option to open the result in a new viewpoint. Question : is there...