[2555] in Enterprise Print Delivery Team
Re: Problem with spooling the output of the G/L Statement run
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (David M Rosenberg)
Thu May 8 11:48:22 2003
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Date: Thu, 8 May 2003 11:48:19 -0400
From: David M Rosenberg <dmr@MIT.EDU>
Reply-to: David M Rosenberg <rosenberg@MIT.EDU>
To: Gillian Emmons <gemmons@mit.edu>
Cc: Theresa M Regan <tregan@mit.edu>, Jay Nickerson <jnicker@mit.edu>,
r3-admin@mit.edu,
Enterprise Printing Delivery Project Team <printdel@mit.edu>,
Infrastructure Services Service Team <isst@mit.edu>, debbie@mit.edu,
mprudden@mit.edu, klyons@mit.edu
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Quoting Gillian Emmons <gemmons@MIT.EDU>:
> Hi, will we need to re-submit lost SAP jobs, or are they still in the queue
> somewhere?
Gill,
It should not have been necessary to rerun any jobs that had finished or to
re-generate any G/L Statement files which were generated. (As always, a G/L
statement file that was being generated when the system went down can't be added
to - it must be re-generated from the beginning of that file. That is why the
job produces a bunch of separate files, each of which takes an average of a half
hour to generate.)
Some problem (which I believe Sebastien is looking into) prevented ZGLSMNT's job
log from being visible in its entirety, which in turn, prevented the automatic
continuation job from continuing automatically.
When Jay manually created a continuation job yesterday, he appeared to have some
problems and ended up re-doing the full G/L statement job. Jay told me that he
arranged with people at DOST so that only one copy of the duplicated G/L
statement files would be printed. Because Jay re-ran the full job, it was again
interrupted when the system went down last night. This morning Jay again
manually created a continuation job. This time he was successful in continuing
from the point where the job was interrupted.
In general a full G/L statement run produces about 38 files. In this case, 31
files were produced from the run on Tuesday, another 21 files were produced from
the run on Wednesday, and the last 17 files should be produced today. Of those
69 files, only 38 of them should be printed.
Please contact me if I can be of any help. Today (Thursday) I'm at Lincoln at
181-2344.
--
/David M Rosenberg
