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Hi Experts, Has anyone attempted to do a pre-procedure to a report caster job that would kick the actual report caster job off as soon as the last ETL piece was complete? If that is possible, could it also be done to say kick this second report caster job off 15 minutes after the ETL is complete?
We do not use WebFOCUS for our ETL but Informatica which is all a SQL backend. I have access to the SQL table and even have it mapped into our WebFOCUS environment so I can tell when ETL is done for the day, but I am having a hard time trying to figure out the logic on how to set my report caster schedules based off of that completion time stamp instead of having static 8 am, 8:15 am... start times associated with my caster jobs.
Any suggestions?
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Thank you for the comments MartinY and dhagen, I am currently digging into both options, checking the alert features as well as looking into the licensing for the RESTful web services.
I'll keep this string updated if I get either of the two to work.
Thank you!
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We are in the process of implementing a similar solution using a different ETL tool but the tool doesn't matter.
All that needs to be done is run an update query at the end of ETL completion to update the NEXTRUNTIME of your reportcaster schedule in BOTSCHED table.
There are other options, in no particular or preferential order:
1) Use a "System Scheduler", such as OpCon, to run the jobs in order with dependencies on the previous jobs.
2) Have your ETL job end with a task to write a timestamp to a file which your RC job checks and act accordingly (wait/sleep x minutes and try again or continue)
3) I'm sure we can come up with other options once we get all the underlying details.
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