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TS70363
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Hi,
I have inserted a record into a table.
Can it in a way trigger a batch job?
Something similar to DSN trigger batch jobs for CA7 schedule
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Rohit Umarjikar
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I think Yes, You can first create a DB2 SP which gets triggered on a INSERT and then in that you can submit INTRDR. Talk to DBA's too first.
But why do you want such thing to happen? |
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TS70363
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Thank you..
Can you please throw more light on the option that you have provided
My requirement is:
A process will load 100000+ rows in a table A multiple times during a day. Simultaneously the same process will insert an identifying record for the batch in another table B.
As soon as the process inserts the identifying record in Table B, it needs to trigger subsequent batch process to make use of the records loaded in Table A.
Table B is just a thought.
Any other suggestions are welcomed. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Option-1
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| Can you please throw more light on the option that you have provided |
It should have some answers for you.
ibmmainframes.com/post-155574.html
Option-2
You have not provided much info hence the answers will be limited
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Whatever process you have, can it do a FTP of dummy file at the end? if yes then You can use CA7, to start a job with the successful ftp of a dataset-- Talk to scheduling Team in your shop and discard the earlier approach.
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Option-3
Another approach is to have a job scheduled hourly ( or whatever) which will pick up the data in table A and process whatsoever inserted by that time.
In all of these processes make sure you don't delete/update/insert in batch process and it is just a SELECT with UR as this has strong chances of contention. |
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Pandora-Box
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| Just a thought if you want something to happen in realtime why do you need to choose a batch method? |
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TS70363
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Thank you Rohit.. I had thought of Option 3 but was rejected by a senior.
I have discussed and made him agreed for option 3.
For Pandora Box
I need to process several batches (100000+ records) on a daily basis..once the batches are ready for processing, the previous process would notify us by inserting an identifying record in another table. My process would then read this table to check if any batch is available to process. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| I have discussed and made him agreed for option 3 |
Good!!
6 years back working with one of the Bank on Trading platform where if any orders are cancelled through CICS Screens during the business hours (Back Door) then allocated money used to get Credited back by EoD which made user short of money so we introduced option 3 where every 30 Minutes a DB2 Batch will keep check for cancelled orders and CR back the money.  |
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