Jagadeesh

• Mar 31st, 2006

 

Hi

U can do in 2 ways...

1 st up all if u r working in windows environment .. its easy u can just click on particular task on that batch and make it run ... be sure that remaining all are in suspend mode

If u are working in Unix enviroment chanage status of each session using pmcmd commands

Still If you are confusing write back to me

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jagadeesh

sreedevi

• Jun 19th, 2006

 

Hi wht kind of situation ill be using event-raise,event-wait?

prasad

• Aug 10th, 2006

 

by using servermanager r pmcmd u can start/stop the batch

madhu

• Aug 25th, 2006

 

Hii Jagadeesh,

can u explain this clearly

Thanks,

madhu

SRIRAM N

• May 7th, 2007

 

Yes, You can. But take care the further sessions will stop.

rsannu2k

 Profile Answers by rsannu2k 

• Jun 5th, 2007

 

Madhu, Here is the statement to start/stop a session....


$PM_HOME/pmcmd starttask -s $PM_PMSERVER_PORT -uv USERNAME -pv PASSWORD -wait -f $Folder -w $Workflow $Task

#                  1. PowerMart Folder - Can pass the $PMFolder from
#                                        cdw_application_variables.
#                  2. Workflow - Name of Workflow being executed from $PMFolder
#                  3. Task Name - name of the session or task to be started.  If
#                                 the session or task is in a worklet then the name
#                                 is worklet.task.
#                  4. Log File - Name of the log file. Use $LogFile(path/file name)
#                                from cdw_app.. variables or your own log file
#                                with path variable... $Logs/xyz.log.

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$PM_HOME/pmcmd $EndMethod -s $PM_PMSERVER_PORT -uv USERNAME -pv PASSWORD -wait -f $Folder $Workflow

#                  1. PowerMart Folder - Can pass the $PMFolder from
#                                        cdw_application_variables.
#                  2. Workflow - Name of Workflow being executed from $PMFolder
#                  3. End Method - stopworkflow or abortworkflow.  Use abortworkflow
#                                  only if stopworkflow doesn't work.
#                  4. Log File - Name of the log file. Use $LogFile(path/file name)
#                                from cdw_app.. variables or your own log file
#                                with path variable... $Logs/xyz.log.

Baloo_nanduri

 Profile Answers by Baloo_nanduri 

• Jul 25th, 2010

 

Right click on the session in the monitor if its a sequential run and there appears a stop option in the drop down once you stop the session workflow will either gets suspended or failed according to the session settings, if workflow is in suspended mode stop the workflow aswell and then right click on the session you want to start and then click on start workflow from task which starts the workflow from that session.