on 03-13-2006 5:16 AM
Hi,
Is there anyway to restrict long running background jobs??..ie can we set a rule say,no background jobs should run more than 'x' days?
Regards,
Sam
Dear Sam,
there is no restriction for background jobs (or better put non-dialog processes). Only the runtime of dialog work processes can be set by rdisp/max_wprun_time.
If you have jobs that run for days, you should investigate the reason for such a long runtime.
Regards,
Tim
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Hi,
in SM37 you have the option to define:
"No Start After <date>"
When you click on the Start definition.
You can restrict the start if the Job by this.
regards
Nesimi
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Hi Sam,
I don't know of a way of restricting the runtime of a background job via a system parameter, for example.
However, what we have done in the past is utilise CCMS or other third-party monitoring to alert when the runtime has past a pre-defined threshold. When the threshold was exceeded, the monitor was set-up to email a support mailbox. The support personnel monitoring the mailbox would then act on the alert (e.g. by cancelling the process manually).
Regards,
Gary
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