Schedule a Job to run once a day in maestro scheduler

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I wanted to run Job on a maestro scheduler automatically every business day whenever the file is a available on a specific file share. The job needs to run once only on a given day as soon as it sees the file. in the sense I don't want Job to run forever as I don't have write access on the publishing folder.



SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
:
Server1#Job1
EVERY 0060
OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
END


Here is what I wrote,how do I add a dependency to run only once daily?










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    I wanted to run Job on a maestro scheduler automatically every business day whenever the file is a available on a specific file share. The job needs to run once only on a given day as soon as it sees the file. in the sense I don't want Job to run forever as I don't have write access on the publishing folder.



    SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
    ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
    :
    Server1#Job1
    EVERY 0060
    OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
    END


    Here is what I wrote,how do I add a dependency to run only once daily?










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      I wanted to run Job on a maestro scheduler automatically every business day whenever the file is a available on a specific file share. The job needs to run once only on a given day as soon as it sees the file. in the sense I don't want Job to run forever as I don't have write access on the publishing folder.



      SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
      ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
      :
      Server1#Job1
      EVERY 0060
      OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
      END


      Here is what I wrote,how do I add a dependency to run only once daily?










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      I wanted to run Job on a maestro scheduler automatically every business day whenever the file is a available on a specific file share. The job needs to run once only on a given day as soon as it sees the file. in the sense I don't want Job to run forever as I don't have write access on the publishing folder.



      SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
      ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
      :
      Server1#Job1
      EVERY 0060
      OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
      END


      Here is what I wrote,how do I add a dependency to run only once daily?







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          EVERY 0060 means that the job have to run every 60 minutes. If you want to run once a day you have to remove the EVERY 0060. Like this:



          SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
          ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
          :
          Server1#Job1
          OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
          END


          To start checking only at a given time, add an AT dependency, on the job or on the schedule, specifying the starting time. This will also improve the system performance since the check on the file will start only at the specified time.



          If the file will not come every day, consider using UNTIL time ONUNTIL SUPPR to suppress the job after the specified time



          For more complex scenario consider also the EDWA (available since TWS 8.4) or the new STARTCOND (introduced in 9.4 FP1)






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          • So how should be the syntax written ?
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 15:48










          • If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:38










          • I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:57










          • OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:03










          • Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:41











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          EVERY 0060 means that the job have to run every 60 minutes. If you want to run once a day you have to remove the EVERY 0060. Like this:



          SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
          ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
          :
          Server1#Job1
          OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
          END


          To start checking only at a given time, add an AT dependency, on the job or on the schedule, specifying the starting time. This will also improve the system performance since the check on the file will start only at the specified time.



          If the file will not come every day, consider using UNTIL time ONUNTIL SUPPR to suppress the job after the specified time



          For more complex scenario consider also the EDWA (available since TWS 8.4) or the new STARTCOND (introduced in 9.4 FP1)






          share|improve this answer






















          • So how should be the syntax written ?
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 15:48










          • If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:38










          • I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:57










          • OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:03










          • Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:41















          up vote
          1
          down vote













          EVERY 0060 means that the job have to run every 60 minutes. If you want to run once a day you have to remove the EVERY 0060. Like this:



          SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
          ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
          :
          Server1#Job1
          OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
          END


          To start checking only at a given time, add an AT dependency, on the job or on the schedule, specifying the starting time. This will also improve the system performance since the check on the file will start only at the specified time.



          If the file will not come every day, consider using UNTIL time ONUNTIL SUPPR to suppress the job after the specified time



          For more complex scenario consider also the EDWA (available since TWS 8.4) or the new STARTCOND (introduced in 9.4 FP1)






          share|improve this answer






















          • So how should be the syntax written ?
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 15:48










          • If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:38










          • I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:57










          • OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:03










          • Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:41













          up vote
          1
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          up vote
          1
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          EVERY 0060 means that the job have to run every 60 minutes. If you want to run once a day you have to remove the EVERY 0060. Like this:



          SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
          ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
          :
          Server1#Job1
          OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
          END


          To start checking only at a given time, add an AT dependency, on the job or on the schedule, specifying the starting time. This will also improve the system performance since the check on the file will start only at the specified time.



          If the file will not come every day, consider using UNTIL time ONUNTIL SUPPR to suppress the job after the specified time



          For more complex scenario consider also the EDWA (available since TWS 8.4) or the new STARTCOND (introduced in 9.4 FP1)






          share|improve this answer














          EVERY 0060 means that the job have to run every 60 minutes. If you want to run once a day you have to remove the EVERY 0060. Like this:



          SCHEDULE Server1#Jobstream1
          ON RUNCYCLE RULE1 "FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1"
          :
          Server1#Job1
          OPENS Server1#"\ns-abc1app1abc.CSV"
          END


          To start checking only at a given time, add an AT dependency, on the job or on the schedule, specifying the starting time. This will also improve the system performance since the check on the file will start only at the specified time.



          If the file will not come every day, consider using UNTIL time ONUNTIL SUPPR to suppress the job after the specified time



          For more complex scenario consider also the EDWA (available since TWS 8.4) or the new STARTCOND (introduced in 9.4 FP1)







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          edited Aug 16 '17 at 17:02

























          answered Aug 16 '17 at 15:28









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          • So how should be the syntax written ?
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 15:48










          • If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:38










          • I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:57










          • OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:03










          • Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:41

















          • So how should be the syntax written ?
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 15:48










          • If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:38










          • I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 16:57










          • OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
            – Franco Mossotto
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:03










          • Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
            – Akhila
            Aug 16 '17 at 17:41
















          So how should be the syntax written ?
          – Akhila
          Aug 16 '17 at 15:48




          So how should be the syntax written ?
          – Akhila
          Aug 16 '17 at 15:48












          If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
          – Franco Mossotto
          Aug 16 '17 at 16:38




          If you need a specific definition, please clarify your scenario, do you expect the file after a given time? If the file is not present today, what do you want to do?
          – Franco Mossotto
          Aug 16 '17 at 16:38












          I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
          – Akhila
          Aug 16 '17 at 16:57




          I would want my Job to run all 365 days but it should only run once per day, because the file can be published any day any time but since I don't have write access to archive the file from the shared path I want the Job to run once on any day and after that don't at all run the Job anymore for that particular day
          – Akhila
          Aug 16 '17 at 16:57












          OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
          – Franco Mossotto
          Aug 16 '17 at 17:03




          OK, added the syntax just removing the EVERY
          – Franco Mossotto
          Aug 16 '17 at 17:03












          Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
          – Akhila
          Aug 16 '17 at 17:41





          Wow is it that simple,so to understand it FREQ=DAILY means runs daily and ;INTERVAL=1 will ensure it runs once a day
          – Akhila
          Aug 16 '17 at 17:41


















           

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