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Hi ,
I have a requirement where SAP users want the status of the background job in their lotus mail.The problem is job takes run for more than 15-20 hours and some times gets failed too.Whichever is the status , they want the update. The job is run daily in the night.So can not be done in the same program. Writng different program to check and send the mail can be an option.
But My question would be
1.Is there SAP standard funtionality /progarm to send the job log (not the spool) in the mail?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
You can run another job in background which can monitor this original program. I would die and schedule itself in an hour for next status. the logic goes this way.
1) The original Z program call the Z job monitor prog with jobname.
2) The Z job monitor prog checks the status of job and will send a status mail on finished or cancelled.
3) if the job is still active, the z job monitor prog will schedule itself for after an hour to check the status again.
thus steps 2 & 3 would be in loop till the original z prog finishes or gets cancelled.
Regards,
Nirmal

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