Let Main Job = A
Let Internal Job = B
LQ, JOB=A
A REQ 0276 302/1808 302/1800 302/1820 ALL- 065 SSCN 001 LATE
------------------------- REQUIREMENTS STATUS -------------------------
_______ INTERNAL JOB=/B DATE/TIME=07302/1600
Main job came into Queue at 1800 hrs.
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Internal job B last ran and completed at 1803 with entry mode as RUN
C 07302/1803 J B 0326 001 COMP RUN 0000 07302/1737 07302/1803
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If we see for details for job A in DB.3.2 we see as below
------------------------ CA-7 CPU JOB PREDECESSORS -------------------------
FUNCTION: LIST (FORMAT,LIST,UPD) PAGE 0001
PRED FOR JOB: A LIST-SCHID:
OPT SCHID LEADTM PRED-JOB NEXT-RUN
0 0000 /B YES
That is Job B has look back time of 0 hrs or job A has Lead time of 0 hrs
As per Defination for 0 hrs lead time -The Main job will not look back for the completion of its internal job; Main job should see the completion of its internal job. Which was true for our case.
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The problem is Main Job A did not get posted Even if Internal job B completed after job A came into queue. Please help me in with a logical reason as to why the job A was not posted even after successful completion of job B ?
Job did not get posted even after negetive dependncy job ran
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Re: Job did not get posted even after negetive dependncy job ran
Hello,
Problem here is explained by the following statement;
Internal job B last ran and completed at 1803 with entry mode as RUN
A job that is brought to the CA-7 queues via the RUN command (Entry Mode As RUN) does not post its job dependencies . The RUN Command is used to be able to cause an extra run of a CA-7 job without interfering with the CA-7 logic (dependencies and triggering) .
Job must either be triggered (Entry Mode AS Auto) or Scheduled (Entry Mode As SSCN) or Demanded (Entry Mode as DMD).
Hope that somewhat clarifies ...
Thanks,
Eric
Problem here is explained by the following statement;
Internal job B last ran and completed at 1803 with entry mode as RUN
A job that is brought to the CA-7 queues via the RUN command (Entry Mode As RUN) does not post its job dependencies . The RUN Command is used to be able to cause an extra run of a CA-7 job without interfering with the CA-7 logic (dependencies and triggering) .
Job must either be triggered (Entry Mode AS Auto) or Scheduled (Entry Mode As SSCN) or Demanded (Entry Mode as DMD).
Hope that somewhat clarifies ...
Thanks,
Eric