on 03-06-2015 10:05 PM
Hi All,
We are using CPS M33.104.
By default, Is the CPS final job status depends on the below message types from SAP by ignoring the exit codes from the sap jobs?
• A - Termination
• E - Error Message
• S - Completed
• W - Warning
For example, If the end status of SAP job is completed..it will be completed in CPS and if the end status of SAP job is error..CPS job status also will error basing on the above message types?. Please advise.
Regards, Chandu
Hello,
S will be Completed
E and W will be Error
A will be either Error or Killed depending on the type of abort, this is also configurable using a registry key.
Regards Gerben
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Gerben or Nanda,
One last question.
We have one more requirement which is to put the CPS job status to successful for message type 'I' and 'W' irrespective of the Message Class and Message Number
Can you please confirm if the below configuration is correct on the return code mapping tab
(MESSAGE TYPE: I)
Client Number Mask: 200
Jobname Mask: *
Username Mask: *
Message Class: *
Message Number: *
Message Type: I
Return Code: 0
(MESSAGE TYPE: W)
Client Number Mask: 200
Jobname Mask: *
Username Mask: *
Message Class: *
Message Number: *
Message Type: W
Return Code: 0
Regards,
Chandu
Gerben,
As per your advice, I have configured the XBP job control rule and checked ignore appl return code, changed Action field to Monitor. I have attached the screenshot. Could you please confirm, the below configuration in the screen shot solve my below requirement.
Message types CPS job final status
A Error
E Error
S Completed
W Completed
I Completed
Please advise.
Regards,
Chandu
For A/E - it will be "killed" in Redwood.
for S - "Completed"
for W - i'm guessing its a combination of message type+class, because i have seen the corresponding job go into both "completed" and "killed"
thanks
Nanda
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