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I would think you should be able to ask your Network peoples.

There probably is some way to script it, but I'm not familiar with how exactly to accomplish that.

I probably wouldn't even try. I'd consider adding an additional bit of data to the jobs list, something akin to 'weight' or how 'heavy' you think the job is, process-wise. Then use that weight, rather than the raw job count, to do your load balancing.

From the Administrator, connect to the Project in question and then issue "CLEAR.FILE RT_LOG52". That will purge the log, after which you'll need to reestablish the Auto Purge settings for the job via the Director.

All things are possible, but there's nothing "out of the box" to do this. You could, however, write your own job control for this - something responsible for launching and monitoring jobs / processes and only running new jobs when things fall below your desired threshold. Now, our illustrious Ken Bl...

Time to mark your post as Resolved, it seems.

I'm guessing that's what they are looking for.

Me, I'd google for something like "yield to price", the truth is out there.

Are you certain you are using the same userid to check the schedule as was used to 'Add to schedule'? What does "crontab -l" show for the user in question?

So, not "trying to schedule" but scheduled and ran, it seems. Please explain what "but the status is not updating on Director" means.

Not very much to go on. How about some details?

[sigh] True, true, true. Oracle as well. It was a long day and a late night, guess we need the equivalent of gmail's "Mail Goggles" here. Or just I do.

I would agree, the padding more than likely isn't spaces in this particular case.

Actually, that sounds like a pretty simple (and cruelty free) work around. Before job, issue the 'dir' command with the output redirected to a file and then read the output file in job.

First uninstall the client and then remove everything with "Ascential" in it. Make sure you tell it to 'Look at' Keys, Values and Data for that string.

Just to be pedantic, while there's nothing special needed for Server, that answer does not apply to the PX product. There you do actually need to ensure the job monitor is enabled to get those statistics, from what I understand.

Already answered that in your other thread. No.