Hi,
even the easier way: in TSA.WORKLOAD.PROFILE you can specify how many
agents you need at particular time of day. Don't know if it
understands 0 (value disappears after input). Give it a try, e.g.:
WORKLOAD.PROFILE.. TEST
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 DESCRIPTION....... TEST
2. 1 TIME........... 8:00
3. 1 AGENTS.REQUIRED 1
2. 2 TIME........... 8:30
3. 2 AGENTS.REQUIRED
VK
On Feb 16, 8:40 pm, jaro <[email protected]> wrote:
> You can do one easy thing. Create a simple local table where the
> records ID will be service name. the record will contain the fields
> like start time, end time, and possible other fields like whether to
> run every day or specific day etc.
> Then you need a background program that will work on the top of this
> table and will change the SERVICE.CONTROL field in TSA.SERVICE to
> START/AUTO or STOP for the corresponding services.
> This program can be another service with AUTO running or the
> background process started as PHANTOM after the COB automatically or
> any other. There are many ways how to do it.
>
> On Feb 16, 1:32 pm, JOSE L MARTINEZ-AVIAL <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Cron or crontab is a Unix standard utility to schedule jobs. For what I've
> > seen Aix supports cron, but you will need to check the documentation.
> > Basically you can setup a script like the following:
>
> > cd ~myuser
> > . /setEnvironment.sh
> > echo "AVISA.SEC.WO.DEPOSITARY" | $JBCRELEASEDIR/bin/jsh
> > exit
>
> > and create the following line in the crontab list
> > 00 08 * * * /path/to/the/script/myScript.sh
>
> > This will execute the program AVISA.SEC.WO.DEPOSITARY at 8:00 AM every day.
> > You will need to setup a script with all the environment variables
> > needed(path, all Jbase variables, etc), since cron jobs run under the uses
> > that created them, but .profile is not executed. Remember that you need to
> > use a program, not a subroutine, in order to be executed from jbase shell.
>
> > I hope it helps.
> > Jose
>
> > 2010/2/16 Talha Naushahi <[email protected]>
>
> > > thnx jose n jim,
>
> > > "It all depends on what you want."
> > > I need a service to run daily at 8:00am and stops when the work is finish.
> > > The service just checks a file in directory and uploads the data in t24.
>
> > > "Do you want it to run every working day or calendar day?At a determined
> > > time? "
> > > every working day at 8:00am
>
> > > "How long does it take?"
> > > 5min
>
> > > Do you need the process to run under a user logged in the system?
> > > nop
>
> > > Solution:
>
> > > Thanks to avin who told me that we can specify the time in
> > > TSA.WORKLOAD.PROFILE. I have tested my service (AUTO) and it starts
> > > automatically at the time specified in TSA.WORKLOAD.PROFILE but as the
> > > service is set as AUTO in the TSA.SERVICE, it does not ends after running
> > > once.
> > > Attaching service on COB will not helpfull as the requirement is totally
> > > different.
> > > jose can you enlighten more about cron? i dont know how it works but it
> > > seems to be helpfull.
>
> > > regards,
> > > Talha
>
> > > On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 10:23 AM, JOSE L MARTINEZ-AVIAL
> > > <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > >> I agree with Jim, you should provide more info. A jdiag output will say
> > >> everything, and takes about 15 seconds, including the Copy & Paste. There
> > >> are no useful answers to incomplete questions.
>
> > >> It all depends on what you want. Do you want it to run every working day
> > >> or calendar day? At a determined time? How long does it take? Do you need
> > >> the process to run under a user logged in the system? Depending on this,
> > >> you
> > >> have a lot of options. You can use a cron for that (Seems the most
> > >> appropriate thing to do, with the amount of information you provided. You
> > >> can add it to the COB, in a separated job. Where I work we have a service
> > >> that runs every day after the COB, maybe you should think of it. Of
> > >> course,
> > >> it can be a mix of those solutions. Maybe a cron that launches a service
> > >> daily? That's not complicated to do.
>
> > >> Explain exactly what you need, and provide enough information, and
> > >> somebody will give you something to work with.
> > >> Jose
>
> > >> 2010/2/15 Jim Idle <[email protected]>
>
> > >> I did not have the heart to reject your post for a fourth time, but
> > >>> let me point out that you cannot have read the posting guidelines
> > >>> despite me
> > >>> asking you 3 times. Specifically, if you had included the
> > >>> jdiag.out(instructions are in the posting guidelines), then apart from
> > >>> Oracle, we
> > >>> would know all of the other information. As it is, we still do not know
> > >>> much. What version of AIX? What version of Oracle? What type of program
> > >>> do
> > >>> you want to run? Long running? Short running?
>
> > >>> Still, there is now probably enough information for someone to answer
> > >>> this.
>
> > >>> Please guys! Read the posting guidelines!!!
>
> > >>> Jim
>
> > >>> *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On
> > >>> Behalf Of *Talha Naushahi
> > >>> *Sent:* Sunday, February 14, 2010 10:12 PM
> > >>> *To:* [email protected]
> > >>> *Subject:* Fwd: T24:Service running automatically on particular time
>
> > >>> Hi All,
>
> > >>> R08.003
> > >>> JBASE 5.13
> > >>> AIX
> > >>> ORACLE
>
> > >>> I need a service to execute automatically on a particular time daily.
> > >>> Is it possible to give the time in TSA.SERVICE or in any other
> > >>> application??? and according to that time the service starts
> > >>> automatically
> > >>> daily.
>
> > >>> thnx
>
> > >>> Talha
>
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