There are two methods to monitor the end delay of the job net; to monitor with the relative time from the startup time, or to monitor with the absolute time specifying the estimated end time.
When a delay occurs, the job net status can be confirmed as an end delay using the monitoring window such as Gantt chart, or command for job net status. It is also possible to output a notification message to the event log or the SYSLOG.
Monitoring the delay with the relative time
The estimated end date and time are calculated as the relative time from the start date and time and the estimated processing time of the specified job nets. When the job nets do not end even though the estimated end time has already passed, an end delay occurs.
Monitoring the delay with the absolute time
When the job nets do not end even though the estimated end time specified has already passed, an end delay occurs. This means that the job net is being executing, warning, waiting status.
To output notification messages, make sure that the Notify when job is not terminated even after the specified time is lapsed check box is selected in Watching delay of job/job net of the Advanced Settings for Event Output window. For UNIX system, the message is notified in the user.warning level. Set the syslog.conf of the system so that the user.warning level messages are notified to the SYSLOG.
The end delay can be defined using one of the following methods. The following describes how to define it.
Defining in the Standard information sheet of the Job Net Properties window (the figure below only applies to the delay monitoring with the relative time)
Figure 4.40 Job Net Properties window - Standard information sheet
Specifies the estimated end time of the job net.
Specifies the relative from start to completion of the job net.
Defining with the jobschsetnet command
The following describes how to define using the jobschsetnet command and how to display the already-defined job net.
Defining using the jobschsetnet command
Make the following settings in the job net control statement.
When monitoring with the relative time, specify the alarmtime operand to set the estimated end time of the job net.
When monitoring with the absolute time, specify the estimatetime operand to set the estimated processing time.
Specify either a -nent operand or a -nche operand to execute the jobschsetnet command. Specify the file name with the job net control statement edited in Step 1 in the definition file.
For details on the jobschsetnet command and job net control statements, see the "Jobscheduler Commands" section of the Systemwalker Operation Manager Reference Guide.
Displaying the already-defined job net
The already-defined job net can be displayed by specifying the -a (-A) or the -r option to the jobschprint command. If you set the -a (-A) option, the estimated end time is displayed in Alarm Time, and the estimated processing time is displayed in <Estimate Time>. If you set the -r option, the estimated end time is displayed in alarmtime, and the estimated processing time is displayed in estimate time.
For details on the jobschprint command, see the "Jobscheduler Commands" section of the Systemwalker Operation Manager Reference Guide.
