on 02-05-2008 1:55 PM
We have a background job in our SRM 5.0 (Extended Classic Scenario) which runs the program SPOOL_OBJECTS. This job is sometimes run by RFCUSER, and sometimes by user WF-BATCH.
We've been live on SRM since 02/2007. We are trying to document all background jobs, and this one has slipped thru the cracks.
Can anyone shed some light on what this job is or what it does ?
Thanks
Sue
Edited by: Susan Keohan on Feb 5, 2008 11:24 AM
Hi Susan,
I guess it is the one from the configuration point "Set Control Parameters".
Here are an extract of the configuration help.
"
Set Control Parameters
You only perform this step if you create Materials Management documents in the backend system.
You specify:
Information about the spooler
Information about the update frequency
Documents in the backend system are updated asychronously. You can only further process the requirement coverage request in the Enterprise Buyer system after the update has been made.
The system checks at set intervals whether the backend documents have been created. If so, the system updates the requirement coverage request. Then the requirement coverage request can be further processed. If not, the system checks after the next interval whether the documents have been posted.
Example
You specify:
That the spooler should try to contact the backend system at ten-minute intervals
You enter the lead time in seconds
The system calculates the time until the next attempt as follows:
Time interval = lead time entered * square of the number of previous attempts
The backend user names that the system should use to start the retries
That the spooler should try to contact the backend system a maximum of ten times
Key Description Value
SPOOL_JOB_USER User name MEIER
SPOOL_LEAD_INTERVAL Lead time 600
SPOOL_MAX_RETRY Number of tries 10
For the update interval, you define:
That the system should check at 60 second intervals whether the backend documents have been posted
The backend user name that the system should use to start the retries
Key Description Value
CLEANER_INTERVAL Interval 60
CLEANER_JOB_USER User name SMITH
"
Kind regards,
Yann
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Thank you very much Yann. I suspected it was related to config, but wanted to be sure.
Regards,
Sue
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