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thisak
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| Let's say, I expect a file between 2:00a.m. and 4:00a.m. from external system. If the file didn't reach after 4:00a.m., then without manual interruption the job should be CANCELLED or FORCE COMPLETED. Is there any way in CA7 Scheduler? |
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Robert Sample
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| If you are using a data set trigger, the job will not enter the system until the data set is out there. I do not know if a time constraint can also be placed on the job -- but the vendor will know. And if your site is licensed for CA-7, you can contact the vendor for assistance with this issue. The answer you get from CA will be much more accurate than any answer you get on this forum. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
One way to accomplish this is the use a GDG for this file. There would be an initial generation cataloged that has zero records, but the proper block size.
When the file arrives, it becomes the +1 generation. When the job is run the entire GDG is read (and deleted) and a new initial generation is cataloged.
The first bit of code can detect if there are any records and continue (or not) accordingly. |
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