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JOB_CLOSE (exception: invalid_startdate)

Former Member

‎2010 Apr 19 4:14 PM

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Hi,

I'm trying to run two jobs. One after the other. For this i do the following:

JOB_OPEN (with: jobname)

JOB_SUBMIT (with:authcknam, jobcount, jobname, language, report and variant)

JOB_CLOSE (with: jobcount, jobname and strtimmed = X)

JOB_OPEN (with: jobname)

SUBMIT program x...

JOB_CLOSE (with jobcount , jobname, predjob_checkstat = X, pred_jobcount and pred_jobname)

But the second time that i call fonction JOB_CLOSE, it return code sy-subrc = 2. (invalid_startdate).

This happened only in the quality environment (In the developing environment works ok).

Thank for your help!

Hi,

I'm trying to run two jobs. One after the other. For this i do the following:

JOB_OPEN (with: jobname)

JOB_SUBMIT (with:authcknam, jobcount, jobname, language, report and variant)

JOB_CLOSE (with: jobcount, jobname and strtimmed = X)

JOB_OPEN (with: jobname)

SUBMIT program x...

JOB_CLOSE (with jobcount , jobname, predjob_checkstat = X, pred_jobcount and pred_jobname)

But the second time that i call fonction JOB_CLOSE, it return code sy-subrc = 2. (invalid_startdate).

This happened only in the quality environment (In the developing environment works ok).

Thank for your help!

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Former Member

‎2010 Apr 19 4:19 PM

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Moderator message - Welcome to SCN.

It's telling you that the predecessor job has not finished. Try giving the second job a different name.

On second thought, I'm not sure that's correct.

Rob

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Apr 19, 2010 11:26 AM

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‎2010 Apr 19 4:26 PM

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Thank Rob, but both jobs have diferent names.

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Former Member

‎2010 Apr 19 4:34 PM

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Hi,

Run the second job after completion of first job.So,get the status of first job with the following code.

CALL FUNCTION 'SHOW_JOBSTATE'

EXPORTING

jobcount = l_jobnumber

jobname = l_jobname

IMPORTING

aborted = l_aborted

finished = l_finished

EXCEPTIONS

jobcount_missing = 1

jobname_missing = 2

job_notex = 3

OTHERS = 4.

IF l_aborted = 'X'(106) OR l_finished = 'X'(106).

<Write the code to run second job>

ELSE.

WAIT UP TO 5 SECONDS.

ENDIF.

Thanks.

Ramya.