6.3.9 Setting the period of time for monitoring event jobs in the blocked status
An event job or a jobnet with start conditions is said to be in blocked status when event/action control regards the job or jobnet as running, but the scheduler service regards the job or jobnet as having ended.
The blocked status arises when, for example, temporary files required for processing are lost because disk space is temporarily insufficient or a disk error occurs at the same time that the status of an event job changes.
If event jobs or jobnets with start conditions are in the blocked status, information about the events detected by these jobs or jobnets can accumulate in event/action control, where it consumes system resources such as disk space and memory. The accumulation of information in event/action control can delay the processing of other event jobs or jobnets with start conditions.
To prevent an accumulation of information, JP1/AJS3 checks for event jobs and jobnets with start conditions in the blocked status when the specified period of time since JP1/AJS3 service startup has elapsed. If event jobs and jobnets with start conditions in the blocked status are found, they are forcibly terminated and the accumulated event information is discarded.
You change this period of time in an environment setting parameter.
The following describes how to set the environment setting parameter.
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(1) Definition procedure
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In Windows Control Panel, open the Services administrative tool, and stop the following service:
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JP1/AJS3 service
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Execute the following command to set the environment setting parameter described in (2) below:
jajs_config -k definition-key "parameter-name"=value
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Restart JP1/AJS3.
The new settings are applied.
(2) Environment setting parameter
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Definition key |
Environment setting parameter |
Explanation |
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"BlockadeTimeoutInterval"= |
Specifies the period of time for monitoring event jobs in the blocked status. |
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The specification of the {JP1_DEFAULT|logical-host} part depends on whether the host is a physical host or a logical host. For a physical host, specify JP1_DEFAULT. For a logical host, specify the logical host name.
For details about the definition of these environment setting parameters, see 20.6.2(7) BlockadeTimeoutInterval.