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Subha123
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Hi,
In our project, there is no job flow document available as such to refer. Hence, I would like to know whether it is possible to know the entire job flow using the ESP scheduler which can be used to document.
I know that we can schedule the jobs, set dependencies and view the successor / predecessor for a job thru ESP. However, not sure whether we can generate a report showing the list of jobs in a flow from top to end and its dependencies in one shot using ESP.
Kindly advice. Thanks. |
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PeterHolland
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| What does/do the manual(s) say? |
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Subha123
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| I am new to ESP, with the reference I had I came to know that we can generate reports. But the reference material was not having any examples and the exact command. Hence, not sure about it. |
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mtaylor
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| ESP has a file that specifies the preds/successors (along with other information) for a schedule. Check with the sceduling group in your organization to find out where these files are located. From this it's possible to parse the file and generate a diagram using a tool such as Graphviz which I actually did at a previous employer. |
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chandru1483
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| simulation of the particular application for a particular day will help with the jobs flow for that particular date |
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Dsingh29
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| go to esp in csf write 'doc' in front of job....you will get some usefull there....which might be of some help to you !! |
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