When any batch job is running in the AS400 system, Should we end the job immediately. What changes does these batch jobs bring on the running AS400 system?
Before you even think about ending all batch jobs, you need to answer these questions:
1. Why do I want to do this?
2. What is the batch job doing?
3. What is my recovery plan if this batch job is updating files?
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: October 24, 2011 1:27 pm by CharlieBrowne32,865 pts.
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As Charlie suggested, Impact on the system will be based on the type of the Job.
if the Job is updating files and Job ended in middle, You must be having a control in program for ROLLBACK the changed made to Database.
The requester never suggested to end *ALL batch jobs!
I believe he was asking: IF he Ends the job *IMMED, what will happen?
My answer, is the program will stop processing immediately, and leave the file in the state that they were at when he ended the job. If the job would normally delete work files at the end of the job, then these files will still be on the system.
As Charlie suggested, Impact on the system will be based on the type of the Job.
if the Job is updating files and Job ended in middle, You must be having a control in program for ROLLBACK the changed made to Database.
Pradeep.
Why do you want to end all the batch jobs for? Give us more information as to why you want to do this, that way we can give better advice.
The requester never suggested to end *ALL batch jobs!
I believe he was asking: IF he Ends the job *IMMED, what will happen?
My answer, is the program will stop processing immediately, and leave the file in the state that they were at when he ended the job. If the job would normally delete work files at the end of the job, then these files will still be on the system.