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RE: Job run times occasionally seriously spike. How do I start to figure this out?

... having a look to your description:

Job 547099/ROBG/ERPCSTROL1 started on 10/31/16 at 02:30:00 in subsystem
QBATC
Job 547099/ROBG/ERPCSTROL1 ended on 10/31/16 at 02:58:46; 945.074 seconds
use
total duration: 29 minutes and 15 minutes CPU aprox. 50%

Job 581688/ROBG/ERPCSTROL1 started on 11/02/16 at 02:30:00 in subsystem
QBATC
Job 581688/ROBG/ERPCSTROL1 ended on 11/02/16 at 05:08:24; 5206.143 seconds
us
total duration: 3 hours and 87 minutes CPU aprox. 50%

looks like it's more work?!

are your tables journaled? then you could have a look to the amount of data written
do you use sql? then strdbmon will tell you the amount of data.

what kind of work is this job doing?

D*B



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