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EricM
May 23, 2023

question about this function : QueueDataMgmtSequence

  • May 23, 2023
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Hello,

we're trying to paralellize datamanagement jobs over years with this call QueueDataMgmtSequence

But it seems the task called by this function is not running.

Should we have missed something ?

myTask1 = BRApi.Utilities.QueueDataMgmtSequence(si, sSequenceName,VarBR1)
myTask2 = BRApi.Utilities.QueueDataMgmtSequence(si, sSequenceName,VarBR2)
myTask3 = BRApi.Utilities.QueueDataMgmtSequence(si, sSequenceName,VarBR3)
myTask4 = BRApi.Utilities.QueueDataMgmtSequence(si, sSequenceName,VarBR4)
myTask5 = BRApi.Utilities.QueueDataMgmtSequence(si, sSequenceName,VarBR5)
myTask6 = BRApi.Utilities.QueueDataMgmtSequence(si, sSequenceName,VarBR6)

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    OS_Pizza
    May 23, 2023

    EricM  I just ran a test using 5 DM sequences and it ran fine -

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    1. Initially all task are in the assigned state.

    2. It goes to Running step one by one.

    3. It then goes to completed status.

    Can you put a screenshot of the task activity after running the above business rule. Also, What are you passing in the VarBR1 ?

     

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    JackLacava
    May 23, 2023

    As the name says, that call doesn't force any parallelization: it queues jobs, and then the engine executes them as it sees fit - which might well be sequentially, or after something else has finished hogging the system.

    This said, the jobs should eventually execute; if they don't, there might something stuck, or the jobs might be misconfigured.

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    EricMAuthor
    June 6, 2023

    Hello,

    In fact, it was a silly issue. Those commands are listed in a select case condition. And one of them wasn't properly set. So...sorry but there's not any issue with this function. Thank you guys

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