Price of scheduled job for mobile services

For a mobile service, if I run a scheduled job to get some data from an http source, which is (85 kB) 85,000 bytes in size, every 15 minutes.
Is there any cost to me for the data for the month?
Is there any cost to me for the scheduled job for the month?
If so how much?

Hi,
Base on my experience, only Basic and Standard
mode could use more than one scheduled jobs. But its costs may be included into unit costs. Please see this price page (http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/details/mobile-services/
) . For your data, I am not sure you how to save and handle it. If you use sql azure to store, you may pay the sql azure cost by using space. For this billing issue, I suggest you could contact support team by creating a support ticket at
http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/contact/ .
please try it.
Regards,
Will
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Check this links to create a distribution list and to assign the same during background job scheduling in SM36 for the program
RMMRP000.
Re: Settings to be done for sending mail to external system
Re: problem in background run
Regards
Mangalraj.S

How to schedule jobs for brtools/oracle on EP

How to schedule jobs for brtools/oracle (Update statistics
Chech db
Db verify
) on an EP system where as no tool for java to do that (like db13). How to invoke it with cron?

In Brtools you can always see the "Command line" before executing an action, You can simply copy that and use it to run BRTOOLS command from prompt, You can make a script with it and schedule via Cron.
Regards
Juan

Benchmark Figures for Mobile Service Database

Dear SDN Community
We want to implement CRM Mobile Service and are looking for benchmark figures for the database size to support the database vendor decision.
We intend to replicate business partners and contacts by postal code, all products, service orders, price conditions, service confirmations, and enable van stock mgmt.
I know this is only high level - but we are looking for benchmark figures how to calculate the to be expected database size on the Client.
Every rough estimate is highly appreciated! Benchmark figures would be perfect!
Thanks very much
Christian

Hi,
we had the same request in an earlier MSV project but we couldn't get any (official) estimation tool from SAP product development which allows us to decide whether MSDB (resp. MSSQL Express Edition) is sufficient or not.
Anyway such a statement would be very risky because there are hundreds of parameters which could have an impact on the DB size. E.g. a single 5 MB attachment of a service order equates to thousands of BP or products (including conditions).
I would suggest to use the MSSQL 2005 Standard Edition in the Dev and QA environment and simulate the effective data volume with reasonable test data there.
Also you should try to minimize the data volume (and transfer) by using suitable filter criteria (especially for the product master incl. conditions). Service orders and confirmations can be revoked from the Mobile clients after they are closed by using according status filters. BP can be replicated by using an interlinkage order -> BP in order to optimize the BP amount on the laptops. The attachment maximum size can be defined in customizing.
Also note that running the Mobile sites in unicode mode could cost you up to 100 % more DB space.
Finally there are some important notes which refer to tools for DB administration (defragmentation, reorganization).
I suppose you will have a proper result concerning the needed DB size on the laptops after you have done these configuration steps and observations in the QA enviroment.
Regards,
Wolfhard

How to schedule job for APDs?

Hi All,
Does anyone have an idea how to schedule a job for APDs? There is a program called "RSAN_PROCESS_EXECUTE" and it can be scheduled, but it needs to be run with the specific APD. I will appreciate any help with points,
Thanks

I don't know what you mean when you say " ....needs to be run with the specific APD", but you can use the program to execute your APD in process chain by creating a variant, if you want to manually schedule, you can do so as well, rsanbw-> display the APD and schedule Icon on the top menu bar, that will give you scheduling options.
thanks.
Wond

Error when scheduling job for Job Control LO

Hi all,
I tried to schedule the job for collective update after I set the job parameter in tcode LBWE for LO Data Extraction. But they said 'Error generating job' without any description why.
Maybe you can help me about this since I still can't do the delta extraction for LO.
Thanks and appreciate for your help.
-Martin Darmawi-

Hi!
You have to pass two parameters for job control scheduling.In that you have traffic light for the respective parameters,defaulty those will appear in red.when you have specified parameters,both turns in to green.then you can say start.hope this will helps.....
Best Regards
Sunil.

Deploment slots for mobile service (old vs. preview portal)

Hello,
How can I add deployment slots to a mobile service? I know the article from documentation (look for web-sites-staged-publishing, cannot post links yet). But this one explains only how to add slots to azure websites (from the preview Portal, what about
the old one?). I cant find any option to add slots to mobile service in the old portal.
In addition, when I add a mobile service from the new preview portal, it results in an azure website code base, but no mobile service can be found (in the old portal)? Otherwise, no mobile service, created by the old portal, can be seen in the new portal...uh?
I'm feeling lost....What am I doing wrong?

There is a distinction to be made between Mobile Apps (Preview), which is available only in the preview portal, and Mobile Services, which is available only in the existing portal.
Creating a Mobile App will not create a Mobile Service, and the reverse is also true. There is a migration story for customers wishing to move to Mobile Apps, and this will be further developed as the preview continues.
Mobile Apps uses Web Apps (formerly Web Sites) as the compute container, meaning customers can get all of the benefits of a Web App, including Deployment Slots and many other features
Mobile Services, however, does not have the Deployment Slots feature at this time.
You can learn more about Mobile Apps here:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/app-service/mobile/
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-value-prop-preview/
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-value-prop-migration-from-mobile-services-preview/
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-dotnet-backend-migrating-from-mobile-services-preview/

Scheduling Job for CJB2

Do any of you know how to schedule periodic jobs for CJB2 - automatic settlement rule generation (for PS)?
The selection screen cannot be saved to create a variant that can be then used in creating the job in SM36.
Praveen.

Dear Praveen,
Did you use Extras -> Selection Variant -> Create option from the menu path to create a new variant. You should be able to create a variant.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Naveen.

CHARM: schedule job for tansport of copies

Hi Expert,
I'm working with charm and it work fine but we have an extra effort in order to perform manually the import of transport of copies in the test system. Is It possible to schedule a specific job in the test system that is able to timport ONLY the transport of copies?
Thank in advance for your help.
regards
gio'

Hello Jansi,
I am looking for the same feature for UC's. Is there a way to schedule an import job for the transports of UC's on a hourly basis?
Both the Maintenance Cycle and the Urgent Changes use differenct tasklist variants. The Urgent Change Tasklist Variant does not contain any jobs which can be scheduled.
Can you please explain how I can make the Maintenance Ccycle import job pick up UC's?
As you have mentioned I have executed the reports:
/tmwflow/scma_btch_sync_uc
/tmwflow/scma_btch_sync_test
But my hourly report /TMWFLOW/SCMA_TRORDER_IMPORT is only looking for Maintenance Cycle transport and does nothing with UC's.
Please advise.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Wouter Huiberts

Usage Overview for Mobile Services not populating

I've tried multiple times in the past few weeks as well as on different computers, connections, and browsers. Every time the dashboard of my Mobile Service shows only "loading..." for all metrics in the Usage Overview area.
Is this being investigated/triaged?
http://bc3te.ch/brandonh

Hi,
My name is Gavin Benedict, I work on the Azure Mobile Services team. I would first like to apologize for the delay in following up with you. I have a few questions for you as I look into this issue, and feel free to follow up with me directly by email at
[email protected]
Is the issue still occurring? If so, do you have an approximate time range when the issue started to occur? Would you mind sharing your mobile service name?
Thank you, and as I mentioned before, feel free to contact me directly at
[email protected]
Gavin B.
E-mail sent.
http://bc3te.ch/brandonh

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