WSDL PATH TO RUN JOB

Hi, i want to run a job from a web service, i added the batch job in the webservices section in the data services management console, and the job appear in the web service list,
But now i dont know what i have to do to get the WSDL path, to run the job from a web page.
Can anyone explain me? Thanks
Edited by: Consultor Pricewaterhouse Consultor on Jun 28, 2011 7:34 PM

The WSDL is exposed in the mangement console.
Open the managment console - > Select Administrator -> Web Services -> View WSDL.
If you right click on the page and select properties, it will show the path to the WSDL, such as:
http://localhost:8080/DataServices/servlet/webservices?ver=2.0&wsdlxml

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   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 1128:
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   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 5728:
   Request Name:        OtlQueryAttrib
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 5960:
   Request Name:        OtlQueryAttrib
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 1208:
   Request Name:        GetOtlUMC
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 5240:
   Request Name:        OtlQueryAttrib
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 1768:
   Request Name:        OtlQueryAttrib
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
Thread Id 3648:
   Request Name:        OtlQueryAttrib
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
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   Request Name:        GetOtlInfo
   Database Name:       COSTS
   User Name:           admin
   Start Time:          Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
   End Time:            Thu Nov 07 13:31:33 2013
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   Database Name:       COSTS
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Passing values to global variables while running job via management console

Hi All,
I have a requirement, where I have to use HANA view with input parameters as source. I am doing the same by placing the HANA query for view with input parameters, in SQL transform and assigning values to placeholders using global variables. This is working fine at the designer level.
But where I am stuck is, it possible to pass values to global variables while running job in Management console or in a third party scheduler. Should I do any changes in the batch job to achieve the same ?
Please help me with the same and also let me know whether my approach of using Global variables to assign values to input parameter of HANA view is right?
Thanks,
Deepa

Select Batch > Batch Job Configuration > Add Schedule and Expand the Global Variables section in the Schedule Batch Job tab. You can then specify a value for all your global variables.
Alternatively, work with control tables and assign values to the global variables in an initialisation script.

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Hi All,
I have a job running in the system for 2 hrs now. I want to cancel it, please suggest, how to do the same.
Thanks,
Raj

Hi ,
Please follow the steps as metioned below: go to T-code SM37, enter the below details
Job name = * or BI*
User name = *
Job status = Active ( uncheck rest all )
Execute ( here you will find all the active running jobs ).Click on the job--> Go to Job -->Cancel active job. It should cancel the job.
Or you can also get the PID of the job and cancel the job by following the steps below
Goto sm50 ---> locate the process with the PID ---> select the Process -
> menu bar ---> cancel without core.

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Hello Gurus,
which transaction code can be used to show up all long-time running jobs in bw? how can we identify if a job is running too long?
Many thanks,
frank

Hi,
Please check the below
SM66 - Global Work Process Overview
SM37 - Simple Job Selection ( Only active jobs)
SM50 - Process Overview
Sort them by Time
-Vikram

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Hi,
I have to stop a job that is run by user manually. I checked on net but did not find the way to stop the existing running job.
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Gulshan

Hi;
What kind of job this, its running manualy or from crontab?
Let us say you are taking rman backup wiht crontab entery. So login your server than
ps -ef|grep rman
This will bring you OS PID than issue is
kill -9 PID
Regard
Helios

Running jobs on Always On setup

Hello there.
I am trying to figure out how to run jobs in a SQL Server Always On setup.
Basically, I need to add a piece of logic in my jobs that will test if the database (or replica) is the primary. If so, the job will continue, otherwise will silently stop.
Does anybody have a ready to go query that does it?
Thank you!

You are not the first one needing this. ;-) I have published a check-function on my blog:
http://sqlblog.dangerous.it/2012/10/is-that-db-online.html
Based on that function we are using a stored procedure that throws an error when the DB is not online. We add a first step that calls this sproc and on error just Ends the Job with success state.
CREATE
PROCEDURE
[dbo].[usp_CheckDBAndBailout]
@dbname
sysname
AS
BEGIN
if
(SELECT
Admin.dbo.ufn_IsDatabaseOnline(@dbname))=1
begin
print
'fine'
end
else
begin
RAISERROR
('DB
not Online',
-- Message text.
16
-- Severity.
1
-- State.
end
END

Suspending and resuming a running job in oracle

Hi All,
We can suspend the running job in oracle I believe so using DBMS_SCHEDULER.Can you please let me share your experience on this
SQL> select owner,job_name,state from dba_scheduler_jobs;
OWNER JOB_NAME STATE
SYS TEST_STATS RUNNING
SYS TEST_FULL_JOB_DEFINITION SCHEDULED
SYS XMLDB_NFS_CLEANUP_JOB DISABLED
I want to suspend the above job which is running and later want to resume.
Best regards,
Rafi

dbms_scheduler is a documented package. As stated in the Forums Etiquette post, kindly consult the documentation first. Only when the documentation is unclear, ask for clarification.
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

Prgess indicator on long running jobs

I have an FX application that is directly linked to my database. The program allows all DML operations as well as user defined actions (action commands and various other methods). I have the same application running in Swing, SWT, Canoo ULC and al works just fine. In each of the other front end types, the application automatically displays a busy indicator when a long running job is executed. Now I need this in FX.
My application is basically a Rich Client framework which allows the same business logic and forms to have different front ends depending on customer requirements. The application is built by customers in a 4GL style development tool. The application is actually built at run time and the data is provided by the user through various services. Because I am building an FX program for a framework, I don't know when the user may execute a long running job when, for example, a button is pressed. I have full control over the retrieval and modification of data but not user interaction. I am therefore looking for a busy indicator that comes automatically when the main thread is waiting.
Any help would be great!

Hi guys and thanks for your answers
I may have stretched the mark with "long running jobs" by these I mean a database query, a price calculation, order process etc. These are standard jobs that are issued on a Rich Client application. Basically I have a screen which will execute a query, and I want to give the user feedback when the query is executing so that he doesn't think that the application has hung. In Swing I have done this by creating my own event queue with a delay timer:
public class WaitCursorEventQueue extends EventQueue implements DelayTimerCallback
    private final CursorManager cursorManager;
    private final DelayTimer    waitTimer;
    public WaitCursorEventQueue(int delay)
        this.waitTimer = new DelayTimer(this, delay);
        this.cursorManager = new CursorManager(waitTimer);
    public void close()
        waitTimer.quit();
        pop();
    protected void dispatchEvent(AWTEvent event)
        cursorManager.push(event.getSource());
        waitTimer.startTimer();
        try
            super.dispatchEvent(event);
        finally
            waitTimer.stopTimer();
            cursorManager.pop();
    public AWTEvent getNextEvent() throws InterruptedException
        waitTimer.stopTimer(); // started by pop(), this catches modal dialogs
        // closing that do work afterwards
        return super.getNextEvent();
    public void trigger()
        cursorManager.setCursor();
}I then implemented this into my application like this:
_eventQueue = new WaitCursorEventQueue(TIMEOUT);
Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemEventQueue().push(_eventQueue);Now each time the application waits for a specific time, the cursor will become a wait timer. This give s the user a visual feedback so that he knows that the application is working and not just hung. By doing this, I do not need to wrap each user callout in a timer. Much easier like this!
I would like to implement the same in FX.
Edited by: EntireJ on Dec 15, 2011 12:34 AM

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