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Vern,
I'd be concerned that it'd be possible that the job could start before
it gets moved. Unless you default to placing the jobs on a queue that
is not attached to a SBS.
Charles
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 10:45 AM, Vern Hamberg<vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Tomek
Search in google for "job notification exit" and you will find something
at IBM - it lets you name a data queue to which messages will be placed
when jobs hit various stages in their running. One of these is being put
on a job queue. You would have a never-ending-program to wait on that
data queue, then, when a job i put on a job queue, you can change that
job to go to a different job queue. You would need some kind of control
file or hard-coded set of IF or SELECT to decide which way to go.
HTH - that was just a quick thought
Vern
Tomasz Skorża wrote:
Good morning/evening--
I would like to ask if you know any solution how we can divide and send
jobs to other job queues depend of type of job (not depend of user
profile).
I.e.
1 - every long_time_consuming reports which is not important is going to
queue - SNAIL :-)
2 - report which have to be done ASAP - to queue - RABBIT
3 - any other batch jobs to queue QBATCH
I thinking about some exit point which will be recognize called
jobs/program and using some rules will change default QBATCH to other.
Is it possible?
Regards
Tomek
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