Ted MacNEIL wrote:
Why would you want to cancel after 10 wall clock minutes?
If you're like most shops, Batch is low priority.
It only soaks up CPU that nobody else wants.
And, if there is none available, it doesn't execute.
So, at lightly loaded times a job could use tons of CPU before 10 minutes have
elapsed.
At heavy times, it could use next to none.
So, please tell me why.
Very good question IMHO. I don't want to talk about THIS case, but I met
many issues which were very hard to address or required sophisticated
exits, changes, etc. However the *real business reason* usually can be
addressed using typical, simple means, not neccessarily those which came
first into sysprog mind.
Just my $0.02
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Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland
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