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Kill background process

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Former Member

‎2011 May 05 2:54 PM

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Hi Experts,

I have requirement where I need to find out by writing a program, whether XYZ background job is running for more than 600 Secs. If any, I need to kill that background process.

Any idea how to achieve this ?

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RaymondGiuseppi
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‎2011 May 05 3:33 PM

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If you are looking for background job, you could analyze table TBTCO for records with status 'R'. then compare STRTDATE and STRTTIME to current date time, then use BP_JOB_ABORT to cancel active job.

(More complex you could select actual background process via system-functions, debug and SM30 on SM50...)

Regards,

Raymond

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Former Member

‎2011 May 05 3:19 PM

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Hi,

Transaction SM50 is of no use?

Regards,

Ernesto.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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‎2011 May 05 3:33 PM

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If you are looking for background job, you could analyze table TBTCO for records with status 'R'. then compare STRTDATE and STRTTIME to current date time, then use BP_JOB_ABORT to cancel active job.

(More complex you could select actual background process via system-functions, debug and SM30 on SM50...)

Regards,

Raymond