Phantoms do not consume a UV license.
Otherwise everything Glen says is right.
What the others say about cron & windows scheduler is fine, too.
There are a couple fancy commercial scheduling products built to run
under UV, too, depending on how elaborate your needs are (multiple
queues, priorities, dependencies, security, etc.) "Benton" is one.
There are others.
cds
On 9/13/2011 2:15 AM, Glenn Sallis wrote:
Hi Martin,
In this situation I would create a phantom process, presuming you have
enough free user licences available, as a phantom process will consume
one user licence.
This is a UniVerse Basic program which runs in the background and
perform the actions or processes that you need to take place, every
fifteen minutes. Start the program as a phantom process with the
following command at TCL:
PHANTOM MYPROG
In the program you can make it sleep until 00, 15, 30 and 45 minutes
past the hour are reached. I am also going on the assumption that your
process will take less than 15 minutes to run.
If you need to reboot your server at any time, you will need to
manually restart the phantom or you can add it to the uv.rc script
(making a bold assumption you are on Linux or Unix) with
uv "PHANTOM MYPROG"
Make sure there are no INPUT statements in your program.
Kind regards
Glenn Sallis
Germany
Am 13.09.2011 08:25, schrieb Martin Hlasensky:
Hello,
I need help with UniVerse and job scheduling. Now we have UniVerse
9.5 and
System Builder 3.3.2 (SB) and I want to run process every 15 minutes.
I am able
schedule job once only in SB. How can I schedule periodically
recurring job in
UniVerse or SB?
Thanks for answer
Martin Hlasensky
Czech republic
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