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Multi Instance Exercise 10

Exercise 10: Multiple SubSchedules​

Objective​

To utilize Job Instance Properties to build 2 SubSchedules.

Summary​

Create a Schedule, Primary Schedule, with a multi instance Container, Multi-Instance Container Job, that will create 2 subschedules with different TIME Properties, 15 and 20, that propogate down to the SubSchedule, SS SubSchedule, as SIs, SI.TIME.

Instructions​

Create the Resource​

  1. Create a Resource with Max Value of 1.

Create the SubSchedule and Jobs​

  1. Create a SubSchedule named SS SubSchedule.
  2. Within SS Subschedule, create 5 Jobs running in dependent order with the following Command Line: timeout /t [[SI.TIME]]
  • Job 1 → Job 2 → Job 3 → Job 4 → Job 5

Create the Primary Schedule​

  1. Create a Schedule named Primary Schedule.
  • Give it a Schedule Instance Property of: ENV=Production

Create the Multi Instance Container Job​

  1. Within Primary Schedule, create a container job called, Multi-Instance Container Job:
  • Assign the Container Job to SS SubSchedule
  • Mark it as Multi-Instance
  • Give the Container Job a Frequency of Mon-Fri-N
  • Create two Job Instance Properties
    • TIME=15
    • TIME=25
  • Define a Resource Dependency equal to 1.

Build the Schedule​

  1. Build the Primary Schedule.
note
  • You should be able to see the following in an Operations window:
    • Two Container Jobs, each containing SUBSCHEDULE were built
    • Take note of the fully qualified SubSchedule Names
    • Verify that only one Container Job runs at a time

Enterprise Manager​

Details
  1. Create a Schedule named PRIMARY SCHEDULE.
    • Give it a Schedule Instance Property of: ENV=PRODUCTION
  2. Create a SubSchedule named SUBSCHEDULE.
    • Do NOT give it a Schedule Instance Property
  3. Within SUBSCHEDULE, create 5 Jobs running in dependent order with the following Command Line: Timeout /t [[SI.TIME]]
  4. Within PRIMARY SCHEDULE, create a Multi-Instance Container Job:
    • Assign the Container Job to SUBSCHEDULE
    • Mark it as Multi-Instance
    • Give the Container Job a Mon-Fri-N Frequency
    • Create two Job Instance Properties
    • TIME=15
    • TIME=25
  5. Create a Resource with a Max Value of 1.
  6. Give the Container Job a Resource Dependency with Resource = 1.
  7. Build the Schedule.
  8. Verify the following in an Operations window:
    • Two Container Jobs, each containing SUBSCHEDULE were built
    • Take note of the fully qualified SubSchedule Names
    • Verify that only one Container Job runs at a time