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The Advanced Job Scheduler from IBM can do this type of scheduling without having to do any coding, which you then need to remember to manage over time. Depending on your system I am guessing the cost of the software will be less than a couple of days worth of programming time.

Jim Oberholtzer
CEO/Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects, LLC


On 9/29/2010 8:04 AM, David FOXWELL wrote:
I have a 3 jobs J1, J2 and J3 that will run every two weeks on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday respectively.

I want to know what will be the next planned date of the job. Eg, today is the 29th, J3 will run either tomorrow or the 6th October.

If I set a reference date as the first Tuesday of this year, ie, the 5th of January, can I get my job date from any given date?

I was thinking of setting the 5th of January as week 1, so to find my date for the next J1, I would calculate the number of weeks between the 5th of January and today, divide by 2 to see if it's this week or next week and get the next Tuesday.

Am I making any sense? Would SQL or RPG be the best tool?


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