Batch job monitoring with ProcessFlow

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Scooter
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    I'm creating a processflow to monitor Batch jobs completion. 

    Using SQL node to query "GEN" table QUEUEDJOB.   

    When testing query, field STATUS returns values like [B@f106b0 

    First, is this correct table to monitor batch jobs? 

    If yes, how can we determine if job went to recovery or completed successfully when

               STATUS has values like [B@f106b0 ?    What am I missing? 

     

    Below job PA102 completed successfully but STATUS returns unknown value [B@1bc6b3a  

    What does [B@1bc6b3a mean?

    Here's our test SQL looking for job PA102 with SQL results:

    Success executing SQL:
    SELECT    USERNAME,   JOBNAME,   R_STATUS
        FROM   GEN.QUEUEDJOB
        WHERE   JOBNAME = 'PA102'


    Number of rows returned: 1

    USERNAME, JOBNAME, R_STATUS
    u0003035  ,  PA102     ,  [B@1bc6b3a


    Thanks for your replies and assistance.

    Karen Sheridan
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      We have a flow that does this.  but, we are using the Lawson query node and not SQL.

       

      PROD=GEN&FILE=QUEUEDJOB&FIELD=JOBNUMBER;STATUS;JOBNAME;USERNAME;JOBQUEUE;TOKEN;ACTSTARTDATE;ACTSTARTTIME&SELECT=STATUS=34|STATUS=35&OUT=CSV&DELIM=~

       

      Scooter
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        Hi Karen,
        Thanks for the info. Question - What do STATUS values 34, 35 mean? What is value of STATUS when job completed successfully? Thanks.
        Karen Sheridan
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          I was looking for documentation but not finding it. One of them is "needs recovery" and the other is "invalid parameters". We are on Oracle and I checked the field definition. It is "raw". To use it in SQL you'll need to CAST it. I think I have the number of characters right.

          CAST(r_status AS VARCHAR(4))
          Scooter
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            Found STATUS codes and translations. See KB 1197107 on Inforxtreme.com. Thanks Karen for your assistance. Have a great day!

            STATUS value & Translations (There's more statuses. Here's 2 examples.)
            0 "running" (0 is Zero)
            63 "normal completion"
            SWilkins
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              Here is the SQL we use in our processflow which runs once an hour and then alerts, recovers or deletes the batch job based on status.

              SELECT
              (CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),(DATEDIFF(SECOND,ACTSTARTDATE+CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),STUFF(STUFF(FORMAT(ACTSTARTTIME,'000000'),3,0,':'),6,0,':'),108),GETDATE())/86400))+' Days '
              +CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),((DATEDIFF(SECOND,ACTSTARTDATE+CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),STUFF(STUFF(FORMAT(ACTSTARTTIME,'000000'),3,0,':'),6,0,':'),108),GETDATE())%86400)/3600))+' Hours '
              +CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),(((DATEDIFF(SECOND,ACTSTARTDATE+CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),STUFF(STUFF(FORMAT(ACTSTARTTIME,'000000'),3,0,':'),6,0,':'),108),GETDATE())%86400)%3600)/60))+' Minutes '
              +CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),(((DATEDIFF(SECOND,ACTSTARTDATE+CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),STUFF(STUFF(FORMAT(ACTSTARTTIME,'000000'),3,0,':'),6,0,':'),108),GETDATE())%86400)%3600)%60))+' Seconds ')
              AS "TimeRunning",
              Q.JOBNUMBER,
              Q.USERNAME,
              LTRIM(RTRIM(Q.JOBNAME)) AS JOBNAME,
              Q.STATUS,
              CASE
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '0' THEN 'Running'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '30' THEN 'Waiting'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '31' THEN 'Waiting Step'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '32' THEN 'Waiting On Time'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '33' THEN 'Waiting Recovery'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '34' THEN 'Needs Recovery'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '35' THEN 'Invalid Parameters'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '36' THEN 'Queue Inactive'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '37' THEN 'On Hold'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '60' THEN 'Recurring Skipped'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '61' THEN 'Recovery Deleted'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '62' THEN 'Cancelled'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '63' THEN 'Normal Completion'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '80' THEN 'Control Record'
              ELSE 'Unknown'
              END AS TextStatus,
              CASE
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '33' THEN 'Recover'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '34' THEN 'Recover'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '35' THEN 'Delete'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '36' THEN 'Alert'
              WHEN Q.STATUS = '37' THEN 'Alert'
              ELSE 'Alert'
              END AS ActionGroup,
              (Q.RSTSTEPNBR+1) AS "JobStepNbr",
              Q.ACTSTARTDATE,
              Q.ACTSTARTTIME,
              Q.STOPDATE,
              Q.STOPTIME,
              Q.TOKEN,
              Q.PROCESSID,
              Q.QJBSET10_SS_SW,
              Q.QJBSET12_SS_SW,
              Q.QJBSET6_SS_SW,
              Q.QJBSET7_SS_SW,
              Q.QJBSET8_SS_SW,
              Q.QJBSET9_SS_SW
              FROM Lawson_GEN.dbo.QUEUEDJOB Q
              WHERE Q.STATUS NOT IN ('0','30','31','32','60','61','62','63','80')
              ORDER BY TimeRunning DESC;
              Dave Curtis
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                We use a webrun node and for the "Web program" we run /lawson-ios/action/ListQueuedJobs?filter=jobStatus%20EQ%20needsRecovery
                This can be used to pull any status you want to look for.
                Scooter
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                  Good stuff to know. Thanks to all!