I am looking for a help in converting a IBM Tivoli script to Autosys since we have migrated from Tivoli to AUtosys.
Below is the script in Tivoli -
SCHEDULE SX On RUNCYCLE YEARLY VALIDFROM 02/01/2015 "FREQ=YEARLY;INTERVAL=1;"
UNTIL 0550 +5 DAYS
CARRYFORWARD
...
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I need to convert this same script so that it can work in Autosys. Not sure, what Tivoli script means and what this Tivoli is doing and how I can convert it in run_calendar in AUtosys script
What about UNTIL and carryforward option ?
Thanks.
This is a TWS Schedule (a set of jobs) that is set to run once a year starting 02/01/2015. It will start on that day at new plan generation and will run until 05:50 am after 5 days. CARRYFORWARD means that this schedule will not disappear at new plan generation that comes everyday.
This is not a script per se, this is a container of jobs. The Autosys calendar must look like a yearly job.
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While importing the XML in MS Project then the start and finish dates get changed.
Please find the dates in XML
Start and end date in XML
Please find the MS output
MS Project output
Get the XML file from here https://github.com/VigneshRameshh/GanttIssue
Help me to find the reason behind this?
Thanks in advance,
Vignesh Ramesh.
There are several factors that are affecting this.
The calendar that is applied to the project in the XML is the project's "Standard" calendar. This calendar only has 8 hour working days Monday-Friday, starting at 8:00 and ending at 17:00.
The amount of minutes of working time per day is set to 480, which is 8 hours
The task is Auto Scheduled, not manually scheduled (the value would be 1 if it was manually scheduled).
Given those parameters, MS Project cannot have the start of the task begin at 10/22/21 00:00 and finish on 10/23/21 00:00. Because the task is Auto scheduled, it must follow the Project's calendar and hours per day requirements. Therefore MS Project will start the task at the earliest point on 10/22/21 (8:00) and follow the 1 day duration applied to it, which will cause it to end on 10/22/21 17:00.
Note - it is not recommended to have tasks set to be Manually Scheduled. You want your tasks to be set to be Auto Scheduled.
I have a job which runs everyday 4 times in an hour (total 48 times).
I want to prevent it from running only between 7 AM to 9 AM Sunday. How can I achieve it without creating two different jobs. I want to accomplish it in a single job. Please help.
Mention all the time the job should run in start_times like below
*replace .. with missing times
start_times: "00:00, 00:15, .... 06:30, 06:45, 9:15, 9:30, .. 23:45"
I suggest to create a calender defined as Every Sunday 07:00 till 09:00.
And then in the Job defination assign this calender to job attribute exclude_calendar along with your run_calendar.
I'm new to airflow and I'm trying understand what is execution_date means in airflow context. I've read the tutorial page from airflow's documentation which states that
The date specified in this context is an execution_date, which simulates the scheduler running your task or dag at a specific date + time:
I tried to run a task from the tutorial using following command.
airflow test tutorial print_date 2015-06-01
I expected it to print execution_date but the task is printing the actual date on my local system like this.
[2018-05-26 20:36:13,880] {bash_operator.py:101} INFO - Sat May 26 20:36:13 IST 2018
I thought the scheduler will be simulated at a given time. So I'm confused here understanding about execution_date param. Can anyone help me understand this? Thanks.
It's printing the current time in your log because it was actually executed at this time.
The execution date is a DAG run parameter. Tasks can use it to have a date reference different from when the task will actually be executed.
Example: say you're interested in storing currency rates once per day. You want to get rates since 2010. You'll have a task in your DAG to call an API which will return the currency rate for a day. You can create a DAG with a start date of 2010-01-01 with a schedule of once per day. Even if you create it now, in 2018, it will run for every day since the start date and thanks to the execution date you'll have the correct data.
I have a Control-M job that runs every 20 min. Everything works great during that day's run. The issue is when we auto-order the next days jobs. If the current day's jobs are running we get 2 copies of the jobs running at the same time.
Is there a way to not start the new job if the previous day's job is executing?
The job starts every 20 minutes, but how long does it run? Set the end window for "submit between" time a few minutes before the new day build.
Let's say your new day builds at 0400. Since the job is intended to run every 20 minutes, you can have it run as late as 0340. Set the "to" time in Activity Window to 0340 and the job won't autosubmit after that time. The new day will build at 0400 and the new version of the job will start then - 20 minutes after the previous start.
You can also add a control resource to the job to prevent two of them from running at the same time. I don't know another way to do it. That's not a can of worms I'd open unless the activity period settings just won't work the way you want them to.
If you're referring to last day's job execution bleeding into current day, causing resource contention, your best bet (as Rob pointed out) is to define a resource with max count of 1 to be required by the job, so next day job instance cannot start until prev day job completes and release the resource. Alternatively you can have the job post a Condition for order date + 1, and have order date condition also be an In condition for the job.
i am trying ordering my jobs into planing until jobs gets success,but when previous days jobs for that particular CTM table run then only today order jobs need to be run , i have added keep active for 10 days for each job.
thanks in advance
You can try adding an IN-CONDITION of the same job with PREV date, so that todays job will run only when yesterday's job has completed its run successfully.
If you want to run todays job even when yesterdays job fails, you can add a DO-STEP on failure, to create a condition which can be used by todays job to start running.