How do I stop my running Control-M jobs from executing? Basically I want them to stop running, remove them from the Monitoring view.
in Control-M version 8 you can un-schedule a whole folder by just selecting Manual Order in Order Method. if it's just one specificjob, you can edit the scheduling properties of that job directly and select Manual Order too.
Right click on your job and select "Hold". Now more actions/delete should be available
at controlM V7 and V8/9 open Desktop/Planning environment, Load the schedule table, select the job individually, at Scheduling tab un-select Months, Verify and Checkin. This method is to disable jobs to load and execute( obviously will not show at monitoring window).
Note: Always at planning load the scheduling table, not individual jobs or subapplications. This will overwrite CtmServer DB.
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Need help to clear Tasks of GEE(Google Earth Engine), but due to hit and trial many new tasks file has been created. Even I tried to browse any existing code but unable to find that, so please help me and sorry for the inconvenience!
You can stop all tasks at once by:
earthengine task cancel all
You can cancel tasks by navigating to the Tasks tab, opening the little dropdown menu of the task (the V symbol), and click Cancel.
Alternatively, if you have the python API installed, you can list your current task list using (in a terminal):
earthengine task list
Next, copy the task IDs of the task(s) you want to cancel (one per command):
earthengine task cancel TASK_ID
Edit 20-12-2021: the GEE task manager has since been updated and now has a bulk cancel mode: https://code.earthengine.google.com/tasks.
My level of experience with the product is basic at best, but I'm expected to be a developer; I have a basic understanding of many things.
Right now my job is to investigate canceling lines in Purchase Orders. We have a workflow set up to handle those, and I'm trying to duplicate the scenario in my dev instance. Whenever a user cancels a line, the workflow is supposed to engage, and I've found that a batch job is what triggers that workflow to work (maybe that's the case with all workflows, but I don't know that for sure).
I've set up my personal Dev AX Instance under System Configuration => System => Server Configuration to use my personal Dev AOS server that my client is also running under, but when I go to System Configuration => Batch Jobs => Batch Jobs, then find the Batch Job I've been looking for and set the status to Waiting, the Batch Job never runs.
On our Test instance, the jobs is configured exactly the same way, except they use the AOS Server allotted for it.
I did a SQL script to change the batch job to use my personal Dev AOS Server, then did a restart of the Dynamics AX Servers.
There must be something I'm doing wrong for my personal dev instance. I've been reading some things from here about what may be going on and following down the list, but I'm pretty sure the problem is even stupider => https://www.daxrunbase.com/2017/07/02/troubleshooting-batch-jobs-in-ax/
First of all, do you have all 3 workflow jobs set up?
Workflow message processing
Workflow due date processing
Workflow line-item notifications
They can be set up from System administration > Setup > Workflow > Workflow infrastructure configuration.
Secondly, it is OK for the periodic batch jobs to have status Waiting. They will be in status Executing for a short time and then they will be Waiting for the next run. If the Scheduled start date/time value in this batch job is in the past, that could be a problem. Otherwise everything is OK.
Lastly, if you have already ticked the Is batch server check-box in System administration > Setup > System > Server configuration, please also make sure to move the workflow batch group in the Batch server groups section in the same form from Remaining groups to Selected groups.
The batch jobs should start at Scheduled start date/time - or a bit later, you'd need to wait a minute and refresh the grid.
When i changed the start time of a coordinator job in job.properties in oozie, the job is not taking the changed time, instead its running in the old scheduled time.
Old job.properties:
startMinute=08
startTime=${startDate}T${startHour}:${startMinute}Z
New job.properties:
startMinute=07
startTime=${startDate}T${startHour}:${startMinute}Z
The job is not running at the changed time:07th minute,its running at 08th minute in every hour.
Please can you let me know the solution, how i can make the job pickup the updated properties(changed timing) without restarting or killing the job.
You can't really change the timing of the co-ordinator via any methods given by Oozie(v3.3.2) . When you submit a job the contents properties are stored in the database whereas the actual workflow is in the HDFS.
Everytime you execute the co-ordinator it is necessary to have the workflow in the path specified in properties during job submission but the properties file is not needed. What I mean to imply is the properties file does not come into the picture after submitting the job.
One hack is to update the time directly in the database using SQL query.But I am not sure about the implications of it.The property might become inconsistent across the database.
You have to kill the job and resubmit a new one.
Note: oozie provides a way to change the concurrency,endtime and pausetime as specified in the official docs.
Currenty I have requirement in my enviroment for the autosys email notifition.
Requirement: If the job runs more than the specified time it should trigger an email.
What I am trying is using max_run_alam, but I am not successful.
Lets say i have a job that runs for 10mins(lets say the time as 10.00). i set max_run_alarm as 3. i should get an email at 10.03 where i can goahead and see why the job is running more than the max_run_alarm. if i use max_run_alarm i am able to see in the logs triggering that alarm, but I cannot spend all day monitoring the logs to see which job is taking long as i have many jobs. my question is am i using max_run_alarm in the correct way or is there something else i am missing or is there entirely different way for the emails to generate.
pls advise.
We are using autosys R11 at work. I believe the triggering of emails is already automated in higher versions of autosys, but, in our version, to send automatic emails after a certain time, we create two extra autosys jobs. One autosys job starts at the same time as the job you want to "monitor". This job contains a 'sleep' command. (in your example, the command would be "sleep 180" for the job to run for 3 minutes until completion). The second extra job is the sending of the email and only starts after successful completion of the sleep-job.
To prevent the mail from being send every time the autosys box starts, you have to add your first job as BOX_SUCCESS condition. The sleep-job will run to completion, but the mail-job went from the "ACTIVATED" state to the "INACTIVE" state because the autosys box isn't RUNNING anymore.
We're running Wordpress in an environment that features a multi-master DB behind a load-balancer. The error log was filling up with a deadlock error when WP tried to update the cron table in wp_options. We disabled wp-cron altogether but are still seeing the error, so, two questions:
1) What causes the cron table in wp_options to be updated?
2) It appears to run on every page load. Can this be disabled and a cronjob setup to run it periodically in crontab?
Thanks
Wordpress uses wp-cron.php as a means for running scheduled tasks when the user doesn't have access to or want to setup cronjobs via Unix. This process looks at the scheduled jobs in the cron table in wp_options and if the specified time (or more) has elapsed then the job executes.
wp-cron.php uses wp-includes/cron.php (the Wordpress Cron API) to run scheduled jobs. In cron.php you'll find a number of functions that update the cron table table, these functions are all around the scheduling of events.
Any function of Wordpress or plugin that requires a scheduled event uses the Cron API to do so. However, the action of scheduling an event (even if it already exists) updates the cron table in wp_options. Even with wp-cron.php totally disabled, these elements of Wordpress/the plugin are loading and scheduling their events, trying to update the cron table in the process.
I've not figured-out exactly why the deadlock occurs, other than knowing it must be related to the DB/site config, but I do now know that Wordpress is behaving itself.
I've run into this same issue -- the databases would go out of sync very quickly. Certain plugins made it occur faster (they scheduled lots of cron jobs), but even with them disabled, eventually the errors would block replication.
I was able to keep replication working by doing two things.
The first, in my.ini, was to add:
slave-skip-errors = 1062
This instructs MySql to skip creating entries when a duplicate key already exists. My cluster is set up as active-passive, so in theory, there should be no "real" writes to the passive MySql node unless the active node is down, in which case, there will be no "real" writes to that node. The only stuff that gets written to the passive node is as a result of wp-cron jobs, which (in theory) are also running on the active node.
The second, in each site's wp-config.ini, was to add:
/** disable cron */
define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true);
This blocks wp-cron from running at all, so either one of these solutions should work on their own.
Another option would be to disable wp-cron, but leave the full database syncing in place, and schedule a script to call each site's wp-cron.php (you'd be accomplishing manually what the wp-cron service does automatically). That way, it will only run on the active node and the data should be synced over to the passive node with no problems.