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In a sequential batch how can i stop/start the particular session?

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Last Update: June 05, 2007 Asked by: karthikeyan

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March 31, 2006 05:53:53

Jagadeesh

RE: In a sequential batch how can i stop/start the par...

U can do in 2 ways...

1 st up all if u r working in windows environment .. its easy u can just click on particular task on that batch and make it run ... be sure that remaining all are in suspend mode

If u are working in Unix enviroment chanage status of each session using pmcmd commands

Still If you are confusing write back to me

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June 19, 2006 06:57:18

sreedevi

about event-rise,event-wait

Hi wht kind of situation ill be using event-raise,event-wait?

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August 10, 2006 04:22:26

prasad

RE: In a sequential batch how can i stop/start the par...

by using servermanager r pmcmd u can start/stop the batch

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August 25, 2006 02:55:39

madhu

RE: In a sequential batch how can i stop/start the par...

Hii Jagadeesh,

can u explain this clearly

Thanks,

madhu

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May 07, 2007 11:35:15

SRIRAM N

RE: In a sequential batch how can i stop/start the par...

Yes, You can. But take care the further sessions will stop.

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June 05, 2007 13:37:31

rsannu2k

Member Since: June 2007 Contribution: 4

RE: In a sequential batch how can i stop/start the par...

Madhu, Here is the statement to start/stop a session....

$PM_HOME/pmcmd starttask -s $PM_PMSERVER_PORT -uv USERNAME -pv PASSWORD -wait -f $Folder -w $Workflow $Task

#                  1. PowerMart Folder - Can pass the $PMFolder from
#                                        cdw_application_variables.
#                  2. Workflow - Name of Workflow being executed from $PMFolder
#                  3. Task Name - name of the session or task to be started. If
#                                 the session or task is in a worklet then the name
#                                 is worklet.task.
#                  4. Log File - Name of the log file. Use $LogFile(path/file name)
#                                from cdw_app.. variables or your own log file
#                                with path variable... $Logs/xyz.log.

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$PM_HOME/pmcmd $EndMethod -s $PM_PMSERVER_PORT -uv USERNAME -pv PASSWORD -wait -f $Folder $Workflow

#                  1. PowerMart Folder - Can pass the $PMFolder from
#                                        cdw_application_variables.
#                  2. Workflow - Name of Workflow being executed from $PMFolder
#                  3. End Method - stopworkflow or abortworkflow. Use abortworkflow
#                                  only if stopworkflow doesn't work.
#                  4. Log File - Name of the log file. Use $LogFile(path/file name)
#                                from cdw_app.. variables or your own log file
#                                with path variable... $Logs/xyz.log.

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