Re: Process Monitor Status

[Victor Loghin <vgl_ca@HOTMAIL.COM>]

Madav,

You should not call Update-Process-Status, let stdapi-term do that.
Add the -debugx flag to your process definition. This will trace the calls
to the stdapi procedures. Make sure you see
"Entering PRCSAPI.SQC: Update-Process-Status"
in your log. If you do, add displays to prcsapi.sqc to see what the update
statement is doing.
Basically what happens in a Process Scheduler enabled program the following:

do stdapi-init
1) sets #prcs_run_status to processing
2) updates RUNSTATUS column of the PSPRCSRQST table with the value of
#prcs_run_status
3) sets #prcs_run_status to successful

program logic

do stdapi-term
1) if #return-status = {GOOD-OS-STATUS}   (defined in setenv) then updates
RUNSTATUS column of the PSPRCSRQST table with the value of #prcs_run_status.
- otherwise the value is not updated and left as processing.

HTH,
Victor Loghin
VGL Consulting Inc.


----Original Message Follows----
From: "Madav ." <vmadav@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: Process Monitor Status
Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 13:50:29 GMT

I called procedures stdapi-term, Update-Process-Status at the end of the
report.still the process monitor is showing 'processing'.Is there any other
mistake.
Please help me.

Thanks,
Madav



>
>At 12:35 AM 10/08/1999 +0000, you wrote:
> >Iam running SQR through Process schedular.It is giving expected
>results.But
> >process monitor status is not changing from 'Processing' to 'success',
>even
> >after the completion of running.
> >Can any body helps me to solve this problem.
> >Your help is appreciated.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Madav
> >
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