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Cómo programar trabajos en SAP con relación de predecesor y sucesor usando BTC_EVENT_RAISE
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Hope you are doing well..!!!
Recently, I had a requirement to schedule a job in SM37 where the second job will start once the first one is finished. However, when you schedule two jobs with a predecessor-successor relationship (start condition "Start after job"), you can schedule the predecessor periodically, but not the successor.
The BTC_EVENT_RAISE program is now available to solve this technical problem.
In this example, I am going to schedule job 1 and job 2 where job 2 will start once job 1 is finished.
Steps to follow are as below:
Step 1) Creating an Event –> Go to Transaction code SM62 –> Select BckProcEvnts tab –> Create an event.
Then provide the event name with a description.
In the snapshot above, we can see I have created an Event ‘Z_TEST’.
Step 2) Creating a variant for Program "BTC_EVENT_RAISE"
Go to se38 –> Enter Program name ‘BTC_EVENT_RAISE’—> Select Variant radio Button –> Click Display
Enter a name for Variant and click ‘Create’.
In the following screen, enter the event name, which you have created in SM62 (in Step 1). In my case, I had created ‘ZTEST’ Event.
Click on Attributes, enter a description for the variant and click on ‘Save’
Step 3:- Create the test job in SM36 as Z_TEST1. (I have given the program as RSPO0041 and the variant as SAP&001).
Then again, I create the new program and given the program name as BTC_EVENT_RAISE and the variant as Z_TEST_25 (created in step 2). Snapshot FYR.
Now, I released the Z_TEST1 and then the job automatically started once job 1 completed.
Reference: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/919458
Feel free to drop a comment on your thoughts for SAP Job scheduling methods.
Thanks for reading the blogs and have a safe time ahead..!!
Hope you are doing well..!!!
Recently, I had a requirement to schedule a job in SM37 where the second job will start once the first one is finished. However, when you schedule two jobs with a predecessor-successor relationship (start condition "Start after job"), you can schedule the predecessor periodically, but not the successor.
The BTC_EVENT_RAISE program is now available to solve this technical problem.
In this example, I am going to schedule job 1 and job 2 where job 2 will start once job 1 is finished.
Steps to follow are as below:
Step 1) Creating an Event –> Go to Transaction code SM62 –> Select BckProcEvnts tab –> Create an event.
- Go to SM62
Then provide the event name with a description.
In the snapshot above, we can see I have created an Event ‘Z_TEST’.
Step 2) Creating a variant for Program "BTC_EVENT_RAISE"
Go to se38 –> Enter Program name ‘BTC_EVENT_RAISE’—> Select Variant radio Button –> Click Display
Enter a name for Variant and click ‘Create’.
In the following screen, enter the event name, which you have created in SM62 (in Step 1). In my case, I had created ‘ZTEST’ Event.
Click on Attributes, enter a description for the variant and click on ‘Save’
Step 3:- Create the test job in SM36 as Z_TEST1. (I have given the program as RSPO0041 and the variant as SAP&001).
Then again, I create the new program and given the program name as BTC_EVENT_RAISE and the variant as Z_TEST_25 (created in step 2). Snapshot FYR.
Now, I released the Z_TEST1 and then the job automatically started once job 1 completed.
Reference: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/919458
Feel free to drop a comment on your thoughts for SAP Job scheduling methods.
Thanks for reading the blogs and have a safe time ahead..!!
Pedro Pascal
Se unió el 07/03/2018
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