Hi ,
Can you please tell me how to findout the run time of a job? i.e the exact time the job took to run..
Nancy
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- th_alejandro
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In GUI and using SQL
In the GUI, you can select the job, then select 'statistics' and search your job id. Another way is selecting the job, select 'sysout' and view start/end time for the job. Another way is using SQL, accessing EM database and searching 'order_id' of the job, select fields start_time, end_time.
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for run time use runinfo
CTMRUNINF usage:
ctmruninf -list <fromtime> <untiltime> [<filter>] [-total]
ctmruninf -delete <fromtime> <untiltime>
ctmruninf -purge
fromtime, untiltime : YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
filters : -JOBNAME <jobname>
-MEMNAME <memname>
-MEMLIB <memlib>
-NODEID <nodeid>
-ORDERID <orderid>
The <filter> parameter is optional.
-total : Prints number of records, total CPU & ELAPSED times
Example:
ctmruninf -list 19970121100000 19970121101900
ctmruninf -list "*"
regards
philmalmaison
CTMRUNINF usage:
ctmruninf -list <fromtime> <untiltime> [<filter>] [-total]
ctmruninf -delete <fromtime> <untiltime>
ctmruninf -purge
fromtime, untiltime : YYYYMMDDHHMMSS
filters : -JOBNAME <jobname>
-MEMNAME <memname>
-MEMLIB <memlib>
-NODEID <nodeid>
-ORDERID <orderid>
The <filter> parameter is optional.
-total : Prints number of records, total CPU & ELAPSED times
Example:
ctmruninf -list 19970121100000 19970121101900
ctmruninf -list "*"
regards
philmalmaison