Automic Workload Automation

Hi,

I have a JSCH object which I have modified, added some new Jobs and removed others.

I then load this JSCH into my production environment, replacing the existing one.

For my change to take effect, it looks like I need to Quit and then restart my JSCH.

If I do nothing after loading in my new schedule the old schedule will continue to run as before.

Is this correct?

John.

Yes. Or you can set the running instance to reload its definition at the turnaround time (by default, midnight).

My new schedule was loaded on 21st Aug to run daily but we only noticed today that it never ran.

I do understand about the turnaround at midnight and so this is why I expected my new jobs to run on 22nd, but they didn't.

The reload at midnight doesn't happen unless you specifically request it.

Interesting......

I have set something up in DEV to test again and see what happens after midnight tonight...

I don't see this option in AWI in either Process Monitor or Process Assembly

I think the option was added to the AWI in 12.2. 

This option has been available in the AWI since at least v12.0, and can be found in the Modify Schedule menu of the Schedule Monitor window for the schedule.

See Modifying Active Schedules in the documentation.

My test results from overnight are in.

I have exact same JSCH running in 2 different TEST environments (TEST1, TEST2) each with 1 single daily Job.

I Added a second Task to JSCH on TEST1 yesterday and used the transport case to upload to TEST2

When I check TEST1 today,  I can see that the 2nd Task I added will run later today.

 When I check the Monitor of my JSCH on TEST2 I only see 1 Task.

So, it looks like if you use transport case to update a JSCH, you either have to stop/start the schedule or use the "Reload Definition" option.

Now that I know this, I can let the users know.

That is correct. That’s what we do.