Sample Program: Start-Time Window with JOB_CLOSE
*
* Submit job: start-time window
defined, with periodic repeat and
* with target system upon which the job is to run.
*
* In this case, you must provide start date settings. You can
* have the job started immediately with a JOB_CLOSE parameter,
* set the start date yourself, or ask the user with
* BP_START_DATE_EDITOR.
*
* Example: Provide start-date
specifications yourself.
*
STARTDATE = '19970101'.
STARTTIME = '160000'.
LASTSTARTDATE = '19970101'.
LASTSTARTTIME = '180000'.
CALL FUNCTION 'JOB_CLOSE'
EXPORTING
JOBCOUNT = JOBNUMBER “ Job
identification: number
JOBNAME = JOBNAME “
and name.
SDLSTRTDT = STARTDATE “ Start of
start-time...
SDLSTRTTM = STARTTIME “ window
LASTSTRTDT =
LASTSTARTDATE “ Optional: end of...
LASTSTRTTM =
LASTSTARTTIME “ start-time window
PRDMONTHS = '1'
“ Restart at intervals of
PRDWEEKS = '1'
“ the sum of the PRD*
PRDDAYS = '1'
“ parameters
PRDHOURS = '1'
PRDMINS = '1'
STARTDATE_RESTRICTION = BTC_DONT_PROCESS_ON_HOLIDAY
“ Restrict job start to work
“
days; don't start job if
“ scheduled on holiday.
“ Other values:
“ BTC_PROCESS_BEFORE_HOLIDAY
“ BTC_PROCESS_AFTER_HOLIDAY
CALENDAR_ID = '01'
“ ID of SAP factory calendar
“ for determining workdays
TARGETSYSTEM =
'hs0011' “
Optional: name of the host
“ system on which the job is
“ to run. Set only
if
“ absolutely required.
“ Example: A required tape
“ drive is accessible only
“
from a single host system.
IMPORTING
JOB_WAS_RELEASED = JOB_RELEASED " If user has authorization
" to release jobs to run, job
"
is automatically released
" when it is scheduled.
This
" field is set to 'x' if the
" job has been released.
" Otherwise, the job is sche-
" duled but must be released
" by an administrator before
" it can be started.
EXCEPTIONS
INVALID_STARTDATE
= 01
JOBNAME_MISSING = 02
JOB_CLOSE_FAILED
= 03
JOB_NOSTEPS
= 04
JOB_NOTEX
= 05
LOCK_FAILED
= 06
OTHERS
= 99.
IF SY-SUBRC > 0.
<Error
processing>
ENDIF.