Dynamic Batch Processing

Dynamic Batch Processing
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Various types of batch processing, including running routines in the background, scheduling programs, and using dynamic operations. Learn about dynamic batch processors, date formulas, Unix environment variables, and more. Enhance your understanding of batch entries, parameter definitions, and standard MFG/Pro processes in batch processing.

  • Batch Processing
  • Dynamic Operations
  • Batch Entries
  • Date Formulas
  • Batch Processor

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  1. Dynamic Batch Processing March 19 10:00 AM David Steger

  2. Batch Types Run my routine in background right now Run my routine in the evening or another day Run my group of programs when requested Run my programs on a regular schedule Others?

  3. Batch Processing with 36.14 Today

  4. 36.14.1 and 36.14.13

  5. 36.14.13

  6. Dynamic Batch Processing

  7. Dynamic Batch Processor Batch Entries Batch Parameter Definitions + Dynamic Batch Entries =

  8. Dynamic Batch Processor Batch Entries Batch Parameter Definitions + Standard QAD MFG/Pro Dynamic Batch Entries =

  9. Dynamic Batch Processor Date Formulas, Operations, Etc. Batch Entries Batch Parameter Definitions + Dynamic Batch Entries =

  10. Dynamic Operations Literal - the data entered in the value field Unix Environment Variable: The Unix environment variable name is entered in the value field. The date that is returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field Substring of a value. Three parameters are entered in the value field: Value of another parameter Month of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field Day of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field Year of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field - the 2 digit year is returned Blank U D S P MM DD Y2 Year of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field - 4 digit year is returned Value of another parameter. This is used when "con-cating" the values of fields together. Y4 V

  11. Dynamic Date Formulas EOM BOM EOY BOY TODAY HI HIGH LO LOW End of Month Beginning of Month End of year Beginning of Year Today's date QAD High Date QAD High Date QAD Low Date QAD Low Date LYD Last year's date (this date, but last year) EOQ BOQ ECP End of Quarter Beginning of Quarter End of GL Calendar Period BCP Beginning of GL Calendar Period PER Period Sun,Mon,Tue,Wed, Select this day of this week Thu,Fri,Sat +n -n Add n number of days Subtract n number of days

  12. Example 1: User Run Batch

  13. Determine the Parameters

  14. Determine the Parameters Capture frame object a

  15. Determine the Parameters

  16. Load the Parameters

  17. Load the Parameters

  18. Modify Static Parameters

  19. Modify Static Parameters

  20. Define Dynamic Parameters

  21. Using Date Formulas EOM End of Month BOM Beginning of Month EOY End of year BOY Beginning of Year TODAY Today's date HI QAD High Date HIGH QAD High Date LO QAD Low Date LOW QAD Low Date LYD Last year's date (this date, but last year) EOQ End of Quarter BOQ Beginning of Quarter ECP End of GL Calendar Period BCP Beginning of GL Calendar Period PER Period Sun,Mon,Tue,Wed, Select this day of this week Thu,Fri,Sat +n Add n number of days -n Subtract n number of days

  22. Using Date Formulas End of Month EOM BOM Beginning of Month EOY End of year BOY Beginning of Year TODAY Today's date HI QAD High Date HIGH QAD High Date LO QAD Low Date LOW QAD Low Date LYD Last year's date (this date, but last year) EOQ End of Quarter BOQ Beginning of Quarter ECP End of GL Calendar Period BCP Beginning of GL Calendar Period PER Period Sun,Mon,Tue,Wed, Select this day of this week Thu,Fri,Sat +n Add n number of days -n Subtract n number of days

  23. Test the Formula Today, BCP, -1, ECP

  24. Define Output

  25. Run the Batch

  26. Example 2: Scheduled Batchs

  27. Dynamic Batch Scheduling Queue Processor Batch Schedule + Run Queue (batches) =

  28. Dynamic Batch Scheduling Run by cron: DB, Queue, at HH:MM Queue Processor Batch Schedule + Run Queue (batches) =

  29. Dynamic Batch Scheduling Run this Queue on Date, Hour, etc. Queue Processor Batch Schedule + Run Queue (batches) =

  30. Key Scripts bpsched The batch processor script bpsched is run on regular intervals each hour, up to once each minute. This script is executed by cron under the crontab file for the userid batproc. bpsched checks the minute number (00-59) to determine which combination of queue and database to execute that specific minute. schedpro2 bpsched executes the script schedpro2. schedpro2 can launch multiple instances of the batch processor based on the data in it's configuration file. The configuration file lists database and pf file combinations. Configuration files are stored in the system batchproc directory. m9sched schedpro2 executes m9sched for each database defined in the configuration file. The m9sched script executes the progress session which runs t2bpstart.p from the QAD menu.

  31. What is a Queue? Configured in bpshed case $M in 00) $BP -q Q00 -c live 15) $BP -q Q15 -c live 30) $BP -q Q30 -c live 45) $BP -q Q45 -c live esac

  32. Dynamic Batch Output Queue Processor Batch Output creates Processor Run Log and

  33. Dynamic Batch Output Text Output, PDF Output, Email to user, etc. Queue Processor Batch Output creates Processor Run Log and

  34. Define the Scheduled Batch

  35. How the batch id can alter results

  36. How the batch id can alter results

  37. How the batch id can alter results

  38. Other Operation Types Literal - the data entered in the value field Unix Environment Variable: The Unix environment variable name is entered in the value field. The date that is returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field Substring of a value. Three parameters are entered in the value field: Value of another parameter Month of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field Day of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field Year of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field - the 2 digit year is returned Blank U D S P MM DD Y2 Year of a date returned by the Date Formula that is entered in the value field - 4 digit year is returned Value of another parameter. This is used when "con-cating" the values of fields together. Y4 V

  39. Logs

  40. Logs

  41. Future SOX Enhancements Error detection via keywords Email notification for job errors Email notification for report errors Batch Run Access Restrictions Group ID batproc can run all batch events Submitted by used to restrict users to their batch events Enable/Disable extended to individual batch events New batch or background events default to enable All other new events default to disable

  42. Dynamic Batch Processing

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