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Background jobs are in ready state

Former Member
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Hi,

Some of the background jobs which are scheduled are remaining in ready state only even after the scheduled time is occurred. Few jobs are coming to active and are getting successfully completed. Can any one give us the solution?

Regards,

Vandana

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Accepted Solutions (1)

markus_doehr2
Active Contributor
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check if you have many jobs running in short sequence (one minute or less).

If you have such jobs, you can decrease the scheduler time:

- start transaction RZ11

- rdisp/btctime

- enter here e. g. "10" for 10 seconds

- save

Then check via SM50/SM66 if you jobs start to run.

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Markus

Answers (3)

Answers (3)

Former Member
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Hi Vandana,

Check the operations mode setup and amount of background work processes allocated for background processing (RZ04 / SM50).

Also, check the number of work processes allocated for Class A, are the waiting job in Class A and there are not sufficient work processes of Type Class A?

Just give it more background work processes and it should work fine or create another operations mode which has high number of background processes and switch it on during such situations.

Cheers,

Nisch

Former Member
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Hi Vandana,

you told some jobs ran successfully , some are not.

so you can check how many bg work processers are running while your jobs running.

check the schedule times of your jobs , if all will start same time..lack of bg wp availability.

kishore_soma
Active Participant
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Hi,

Check whether the RDDIMPDP background job is running or not.

Try to run the Program rddimpdp once and then check for the backgound job

Regards,

Kishore