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What is the default time for Back ground job?

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vikas_kanathala
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‎10-14-2017 5:53 AM

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What is the default time for Back ground job is there any time default time to end a job at certain time.

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mmcisme1
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‎10-14-2017 1:14 PM

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The default is what you set up when you set up the background job. I'm not sure of the system. But SM30 - click beside the job and display. I'm not really sure why you would want to stop it when it hasn't finished. Could you give some more information?

Thank you,

Michelle

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pokrakam
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‎10-14-2017 7:21 AM

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mmcisme1
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‎10-14-2017 1:14 PM

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The default is what you set up when you set up the background job. I'm not sure of the system. But SM30 - click beside the job and display. I'm not really sure why you would want to stop it when it hasn't finished. Could you give some more information?

Thank you,

Michelle

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Sandra_Rossi
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‎10-14-2017 6:19 PM

No, you can't define a time at which a job is to be automatically aborted, if that's the question (or create a custom program to do it). You can also define an alert in the CCMS to be informed that a job has not finished after running more than X minutes (cf RZ20 / https://www.google.fr/search?q=CCMS+alert+job+duration ).

If the question is how to not start a planned job if it has not started after a given time, then the feature exists (in the job, "no start after" date and time).