Overdue notification only for the app that is active not queued.

[Kenneth Chrapczynski]

Hello Guru's!!

We had a scheduled extended outage over the weekend that cause a large number of inbound files to queue up.

We had over 200 generations of a single App get backed up. Within these Applications one job has an overdue setup as a time dependency / not completed by / realnow plus 30 minutes. This caused the Apps in an APPLWAIT status to trigger the overdue.

Does anyone know of a way to only set the overdue for the Application/Job that is active, and ignore/not consider the ones in the APPLWAIT status?

Thanks in advance.

Ken Ski

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DARDEN Corporation
Orlando, FL
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[Nitin Pande]

Hi,

So, you can look into wait for previous generation to prevent backup.  Even if applications are waiting, then overdue will kick in because it's just notifying the job delay.  You can look in to force-completing an application via an alert using JavaScript, e.g.

execCommand('ALL','MYAPPL.0','ACTION COMPLETE');

HTH,

Nitin Pande

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Support
Broadcom
Toronto
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[Kenneth Chrapczynski]

Hi Nintin,

This Application does have the wait for previous generation. We were just inquiring about if there was a way to only set an overdue timer on the Application that is active. The overdues alerts we generated were on the 100+ Applications that were waiting to begin, we really don’t care about those.

Ken

[Nitin Pande]

Hi Ken,

Once an application is active, even in wait, your overdue counter will start as well.

HTH,

Nitin Pande

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Support
Broadcom
Toronto
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