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Hi,
let me thank david for the code, that
thread.sleep(100) fixed my problem
Yes i can call the job in interactive session and that
is what i was doing, but then this job was a bit heavy
one and had to fight with resources for all the
interactive jobs and would slow all the as400
session(green screen users) and they started
complaining about it,
so now i am submitting it in job so it runs in qbatch
and so runs faster and does not affect other users
Ashish
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> If you need to wait on the Job's completion, then
> why don't you call it
> instead of submitting it? That way, your Java code
> will wait until the
> program is finished, and then it will continue
> processing.
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> If you want to know how to do this, just let me
> know, and I'll post it.
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> I have a job which is submitted on AS400 in batch
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> java,
> So I have to write a java class which will submit
> this
> job and then wait till the job is over on AS400,
> This is my code which keeps in loop checking for
> status
> // code to call a CL job and get the submitted job
> number here
> Job myJob = new Job(as400, jobNumber, jobUser,
> newJobNum);
> String jobStatus = myJob.getStatus();
> System.out.println("Job status before " +
> jobStatus);
> while (!jobStatus.equals("*ACTIVE"))
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> myJob = new Job(as400, jobNumber, jobUser,
> newJobNum);
> jobStatus = myJob.getStatus();
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> this job runs for about 5 min, and I think that if I
> keep on running this loop for 5 min it will consume
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> lot of server resources,
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> so I want to write a program which will sleep for 1
> min before checking the job status.
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> Can anyone provide me some clue or code on how to
> do
> it
> Ashish
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