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  • Subject: Re: Whats the best way to run a CL every 30 min
  • From: "Brad Felber" <poprpg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 15:05:50 -0500

> > a scheduler such as Robot  I believe you will be limited to using the
CLP
> command DLYJOB. DLYJOB  DLY(1800) will delay the resumtion of the job for
> 30 mins, but as the job has already started, you would need to be able to
> run multiple jobs in your job queue. Let the CLP loop round to delay the
> job again. No site I've worked at lets us use the scheduler due to risks
of
> conflict with backupts etc. (Chrali)

This is to everybody that said the DLYJOB.  The job is now in WRKACTJOB,
WRKSBSJOB WRKUSRJOB as Active.  If you have more than one job that does
something every half hour or every 5 minutes These jobs are always out there
cluttering things up.  You can submit the job to a jobq that has *NOMAX as
number of jobs with a sceduled time to start 30 minutes from the time it is
ended.  To me this seems the cleanest way.  and if it's starting once per
half hour, I think the time spent to start the job is less than the time to
keep it running (even if it's in a DLY status)

Brad Felber
bradf@csepromo.com
CSE, Inc.
(414)786-8400 ext 3069



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