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Find the execution frequency of the job.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 8:23 pm
by Ramnath
Hi,

How can we know the execution frequency of the job? We use CA-7 but we don't have access to it. I looked in the SAR also to knwo the if the job executes weekly or daily but many a times there are job which would not follow any pattern. For such jobs is there really a way to identify the job frequency?

Re: Find the execution frequency of the job.

Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 10:52 pm
by Robert Sample
Talk to your CA-7 support group.  They have job execution information available easily in CA-7.  Other possible sources are the system log (which may have restricted access), and the SMF data (which almost all sites restrict access to).  There is little that an application programmer can do, depending on the site, to find out this kind of information -- that's why you need to talk to your site support group and / or CA-7 support group.

Also, note that CA-7 allows a job to have multiple schedids (schedule ids) so it could be set to run weekly except during the last week of the month, when it runs daily. Stuff like this you need to find out from your CA-7 support group.

Re: Find the execution frequency of the job.

Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 11:19 am
by Ramnath
Robert Sample wrote:Talk to your CA-7 support group.  They have job execution information available easily in CA-7.  Other possible sources are the system log (which may have restricted access), and the SMF data (which almost all sites restrict access to).  There is little that an application programmer can do, depending on the site, to find out this kind of information -- that's why you need to talk to your site support group and / or CA-7 support group.

Also, note that CA-7 allows a job to have multiple schedids (schedule ids) so it could be set to run weekly except during the last week of the month, when it runs daily.  Stuff like this you need to find out from your CA-7 support group.
That's what I thought that mostly CA-7 group be of help. Thanks I will chase them!