Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Description and Planning Guide
This section describes the flow of job execution.
During setup of JP1/Software Distribution Manager or JP1/Software Distribution Client (relay system), two of the items that can be specified are Number of subsystems that can be connected at one time and Max. number of subsystems in which jobs can execute concurrently.
To execute a job:
The following figure shows the flow of job execution.
Figure 2-47 Flow of job execution
The managing server monitors jobs at one-minute intervals. If there are subsystems that need to be connected, the managing server sends an execution request to them. The maximum number of subsystems to which an execution request can be sent at one time is the value specified for Max. number of subsystems in which jobs can execute concurrently. However, if the number of currently connected subsystems is fewer than the value specified for Number of subsystems that can be connected at one time, the managing server sends only as many execution requests as there are subsystems that can still be connected.
Note that the number of subsystems for the destinations specified in a job refers to only the number of subsystems directly connected to the managing server that executed the job. Therefore, if the distribution route contains relay managers/systems (relay managers or relay systems), the number of relay managers/systems that are directly connected to the managing server is included in the number of subsystems. This number does not include any systems subordinate to the directly connected relay managers/systems.
This section presents an example of job execution.
The following figure shows the flow of job execution under these conditions.
Figure 2-48 Example of the flow of job execution
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