Job event and chain

Hello,
i have job "MAIN_JOB" which raise event JOB_SUCCEEDED, second job "LITTLE_JOB" consume this event.
But i have one problem. MAIN_JOB starts chain "MAIN_CHAIN", and always when each step of this chain completed succesfull,
job "MAIN_JOB" raise event "JOB_SUCCEEDED".
How to do so "MAIN_JOB" raise event only once, not for each step?
DBMS_SCHEDULER.CREATE_JOB
job_name => 'MAIN_JOB'
,schedule_name => 'ANY_SCHEDULE'
,job_class => 'DEFAULT_JOB_CLASS'
,job_type => 'CHAIN'
,job_action => 'MAIN_CHAIN'
DBMS_SCHEDULER.SET_ATTRIBUTE
( name => 'MAIN_JOB'
,attribute => 'RAISE_EVENTS'
,value => DBMS_SCHEDULER.JOB_SUCCEEDED);
DBMS_SCHEDULER.CREATE_EVENT_SCHEDULE
schedule_name => 'EVENT_SCHED'
,start_date => to_date('01.01.2012 00:00:00','dd.mm.yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
,event_condition => 'tab.user_data.object_name = ''MAIN_JOB'' and tab.user_data.event_type = ''JOB_SUCCEEDED'''
,queue_spec => 'SYS.SCHEDULER$_EVENT_QUEUE, REPORT'
,end_date => NULL
DBMS_SCHEDULER.CREATE_JOB
job_name => 'LITTLE_JOB'
,schedule_name => 'EVENT_SCHED'
,program_name => 'SOME_PROGRAMM'
,auto_drop => false
,enabled => true
Thx.
Edited by: dbms_alec on 13.05.2012 23:44

This is because for each step of chain a job is run. For your request don't set job attribute to raise event but create a step for chain job that raise this event from code. Put this step as last step in chain job.

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exec dbms_scheduler.create_program('prog1','plsql_block','null;',0,true);
begin
dbms_scheduler.create_chain('chain1');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_step('chain1','step1','prog1');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_event_step('chain1','step2',
'tab.user_data.col1 is not null', 'Q1');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_step('chain1','step3','prog1');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_rule('chain1','true','START step1');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_rule('chain1','step1 completed', 'start step2');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_rule('chain1','step2 completed','start step3');
dbms_scheduler.define_chain_rule('chain1','step3 completed','end');
dbms_scheduler.enable('chain1');
end;
-- now create the master chain job, and enable it so it runs immediately
exec dbms_scheduler.create_job('job1','chain','chain1',0,enabled=>true);
-- wait a second or two to let first step complete
select * from all_scheduler_job_log where job_name='JOB1' order by log_id;
-- observe that only first step has completed
-- now enqueue message to complete second step
declare
msg msg_type;
my_msgid RAW(16);
props dbms_aq.message_properties_t;
enqopts dbms_aq.enqueue_options_t;
begin
msg := msg_type('test');
dbms_aq.enqueue('q1', enqopts, props, msg, my_msgid);
end;
commit;
-- now check that chain has completed successfully
select * from all_scheduler_job_log where job_name='JOB1' order by log_id;
-- ======= end of complete inline event step example

PC scheduling - after event and in certain time together

Hi Experts,
I have question concerning scheduling of the process chains. Our transactional data process chain needs to wait for certain job in R/3 to finish and only then we can run the PC. How do you set such event? Please be as detailed as possible.
Currently we have one metachain running master data loads and then transactional data loads. My other question is if we can combine 2 events and start the TD only after both events (when MD loads and R/3 job finish as well). Or start TD loads only after certain time and after job in R/3 finishes.
Can you please let me know your suggestions how to do that?
Thank you,
Michal

Hi,
Creat a process chain for master data load and one meta chain for Transaction data load and include it after master data load. Trigger the master load with even raise from R/3.
You can raise a event in BW once the job get completed in R/3. This you can do by executing the BP_EVENT_RAISE function module with destination. The destination you can mention the target system and trigger a event. You can achieve this with ABAP program.
After the master data load, the transaction data load will start in meta chain.
Hope this helps.

How to find triggering job for Process chain

Hi,
I have a process chain and its triggering by some other system using an event.
I want to know how to find which ystem is triggering this job means process chain and on what basis it is starting?
I have an event for this process chain and also FM : BP_EVENT_RAISE. So how to find the with those details?
Thanks,
Phani

HI,
some other system means either dev, qas, prd?
for every process in a process chain there is a chain id which is same as the name of your chain,
for every chain id there exist some log ids , this both information you can find from the standard table RSPCLOGCHAIN
From this log id you can find the status of the process from table RSPCPROCESSLOG.
here u will find the status of your process whether is has been completed successfully or ended with errors.
Thanks,
Phani.

Hot to add a Background Job to process Chain

Hi Guys,
I have created a background job via Sm36, but I wanted to include all this jobs to Process Chain, is it possible?
thanks.

Hi,
Welcome to SDN.
Please try this ( a quick and dirty solution)
1.Create a batch event in SM62 (e.g. Z_EVENT1D)
2.Allocate this event as start event of batch job in SE36
3.Create a report to trigger this event
REPORT Z_RAISE_EVENT.
Call Function 'BP_EVENT_RAISE'
EXPORTING
EVENTID = 'Z_EVENT1D'
4.Add a process type abap program calling this report to PC
Of course, you can add a parameter to report and save different variants to make it more flexible, if required.
Regards
Joe

Background job - Event tiggering not happening

Hi All,
Background job X will run on daily basis and which in turn triggers two jobs say A and B.
The job X got finished successfully but jobs A and B havn't been triggered and so not running.
Please help me on this.
Thanks & Regards,
Gopi L.

HI,
Gopi check the start condition of job A & B, what event is triggering these jobs.
Also check SAP note 395170.
Regards,
Sachin Rane.

Detect and save an event and the previous 60s data in a R32 file

Hello
I am a new user of Diadem.
I perform long reliability test, and so the R32 file reach often 1 Giga byte (with a measure frequency of 500hz) when I stop manually the measure after the event . And after I only use the last 60s.
I acquire a Voltage signal using a measurement instument connected to the Serial port, I save this signal in a document by using the document icon in the DAC (Circuit with packaged data)
I have read the manuals but I don't know how to do the following thing:
How to save only the last 60s in a buffer and write it into a file if they are followed by an event.
The signal has normaly each 10s a 10v spike (During 7ms) but some time it remain constant near 4V during at least 5s and that is the event.
How to do that in the DAC? Should I use a trigger with a timer condition, but I don't know how to do it with packaged data.
Could you give me an example
Thanks for your help
Alfons

Hello,
I have
created two Examples how to do this.
The basic idea is to build packets with 60 seconds of data, find the event and
save the last minute. One way to create the packet with 60 Seconds is the
Offset Register. This block is also able to shift the signal by smaller steps.
The signal
is created with two generators and a manual switch to create the stop event. The
blocks are running free, so you don’t have to wait a minute or more to test the
behaviour. It is possible to simulate real timing in the generators if you like
to see the real speed.
In the
simple example the Offset Register “1 Minute” is producing a packet with the
last 30.000 values 10 times per second. This is shown in a scope. After this, a
formula is looking for values between 2 and 6. All values in the packet are
counted and if the number is above 2.500 (5 seconds) the block Relay gives
this packet into the store and stop block. (Store is simulated with a scope to
make testing easier.
This
example should do the job.
I have also
included an advanced example.
In this
example a formula is creating a second signal with trigger information. This
signal has the same amount of values and can be used for more complex ways of
triggering. In this example the formula is measuring the time when the signal
is between 2 and 6. When the signal is not in this range the time is set to zero.
The Multiplexer Block is used to build a loop to put the result of the formula
back in to the formula. This allows the formula to ad 0.1 seconds to its own result
from the loop before.
The trigger
signal is later used to store and stop the test. It is possible to create very
flexible triggers, events and decisions during a process if this is needed.
Of course,
it is possible, that you have to change some of the blocks or add additional functions
if the simple formulas are not able to separate the event from other changes in
the signal.Ulrich Bierwisch
Attachments:
simple.DAC ‏37 KB
advanced.DAC ‏46 KB

Infoview Issues Missing Events and Parameters

Very strange problem. I am on BO 3.1... the CMC shows all events and parameters. When I open up Infoview under the same login (administrator), I am not able to see any events when I go to schedule. In its place, under job history, the report would show NO parameters even though it has parameters and it is showing in CMC. Also, when trying to schedule it based on an events, there are no available events. Instead, I get a message of "This is a formatting string" in all of the boxes.
At first I thought maybe it is a setting for the Infoview application on CMC but it does not make sense since administrators have FULL CONTROL.
Help.
Thanks!

Hi,
Does this happen for all reports? If so, then its probably an interface issue more than anything else. You'll want to redeploy the web applications, or at least the InfoView releated ones (InfoViewApp, InfoViewAppActions, PlatformServices)
You can use WDeploy to do this.
[Web Application Deployment Guide - Windows|http://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700001647122008E/xi3-1_deployconfig_win_en.pdf]
[Web Application Deployment Guide Unix|http://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700001647132008E/xi3-1_deployconfig_unix_en.pdf]
Or, an easy way in Tomcat is to go to the WebApps directory and just rename the folders of the apps you want to redeploy. Then restart tomcat and wait about 20 minutes for the apps to re-deploy.
Other than that, have you modified the out of the box security at all? Locked down permissions to the InfoView application or anything along those lines?
Thanks
Jonathan
Edited by: Jonathan Brown on Jul 13, 2010 6:47 PM

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