Shedule a job for different timings in a single day

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harivasireddy
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Shedule a job for different timings in a single day

Post by harivasireddy »

Hi All,

My requirement is, scheduling a job to run in different timings in a single day using datastage director.
As per my knowledge, we can shedule a job in a particular time in a single day using Director.

Can any one of you tell me the way to run a job in different timings in a single day.

Thanks in Advance.
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HARIRAM
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Post by jpraveen »

Hi hari,

you can schedule the job in different timings in same day,

Add to schedule-> Daily->give specific time
and again
Add to schedule-> Daily->another timing

so that you can schedule many times to run the same job in a day
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Post by Sreenivasulu »

Basically you can create multipe schedules for the same job . But you need to make it multi-instance to avoid a conflict .

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Post by harivasireddy »

jpraveen wrote:Hi hari,

you can schedule the job in different timings in same day,

Add to schedule-> Daily->give specific time
and again
Add to schedule-> Daily->another timing

so that you can schedule many times to run the same job in a day
Thanks for your Immediate response.

And also Can you suggest me how can I run the same job in multiple times at the same time.
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Post by harivasireddy »

Sreenivasulu wrote:Basically you can create multipe schedules for the same job . But you need to make it multi-instance to avoid a conflict .

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Sreeni
Thanks for your respnose Srini.

But can you explain me, this multi instance concept in a detailed manner.
what is the advantage of this multi-instance and where I have to select.
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HARIRAM
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Post by chulett »

It's documented, so suggest you start here: Multiple job invocations section in the Director Client Guide pdf.
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