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Jobs scheduled
within a USoft application can be executed in many different ways.
Here is a possible scenario.
To execute jobs scheduled
within a USoft application:
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Define an overall USoft batch scheduler job that inspects the
job scheduler information and mark all jobs that should run,
together with their parameters. |
This job can perform any
number of checks to find out if jobs should really run, with what
parameters, in what order, etc.
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The batch scheduler job also contains an export task generating
a RUNBATCH.EXE command line for each job to be run and exporting
these command lines to an executable JOBS1.bat batch file. |
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Finally, the batch scheduler job contains an action task with
the action: |
command-windows(JOBS1.bat)
This system call will trigger
the actual job execution.
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Call the batch scheduler job at regular intervals, e.g. every
24 hours, using a time-based operating system command triggered by
the system date and time. |
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