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    The document provides an overview of the key system settings, servers, processes, and reporting console functionality in Process Scheduler. It describes various configuration options like retention days, primary operating system, process priority, recurrence scheduling, notification settings, and runtime parameters. The reporting console allows users to schedule, monitor, and view reports and includes options to edit definitions and create new definitions.

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    Process Scheduler in Depth May 19, 2011

    AGENDA

    System Settings Servers Processes Reporting Console

    SYSTEM SETTINGS

    SYSTEM SETTINGS

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Process System

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Process System


    Retention Days: days Expiration date for reports in Report Manager when retention are not specified in Process Type definition, Process definition, or Run Control. Operating system to process most of the workload. The Master Scheduler will distribute a greater percentage of the workload to the primary OS. This field will be ignored if no Master Scheduler server is available to perform the load balancing. This setting is extremely important and should not be left BLANK. If left unset and the Master Scheduler is configured, processes with a blank server name will remain QUEUED.

    Primary OS:

    System Load Balancing:

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Process Output Type

    Active: Default Output:

    Activates output type on Process Request page. Default output type on Process Request page.

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Output Format

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Purge

    Removed in 8.51

    This operation will schedule the Application Engine program PRCSYSPURGE. This program purges both the Process Request and Report Manager tables and archives the data into the Report Archive table. Days before purge: # of days before a process should be physically deleted from the request table.

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Distribution File

    Identify all the different types of files and the manner in which they are distributed throughout the system. Binary File: System File: Deselect for TXT and HTML files. The file will be available to be viewed in the Process Monitor regardless of output type. The file will be shown on the report list page.

    Display:

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Report Folders

    Create folders for organizing reports in Report Manager

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Event Notification

    Event Notification is a feature that is associated with the output type Window. Any Process Scheduler can use a REN server. The REN server is an optional component of the PeopleSoft Application Server.

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Process Category

    Processes can be assigned to Process Categories for the purpose of load balancing and prioritization. A priority (high/medium/low) can be assigned to each category. For example, all Financial processes should take priority over other processes.

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Process Category


    Load Application Server Cache: Pre-loads File cache with all PeopleTools metadata and thus improves performance for end users.

    2 Options of loading Cache: -Serial: LOADCACHE AE adds each applicable cache object to the cache, sequentially -Parallel: PLCACHE Job splits work of LOADCACHE AE into 2 separate App Engines and therefore reduces time to build cache. LOADCACHE Process Category: Steps to load shared file cache:
    1. Check that SYSAUDIT is clean. Cache load might fail otherwise. 2. Go to Load Application Server Cache page (RUN_LOADCACHE)and specify languages to load 3. Choose Serial or Parallel LoadCache (Process Category needs to be enabled) 5. Restart Process Scheduler server for changes to take effect. 6. Use Process Monitor to track progress. The first time that you run the program, the process may take numerous hours to complete 7. Once complete, verify cache contents in PS_CFG_HOME\appserv\prcs\ProcessScheduler_domain\cache\stage\stage 8. Shut down App Server, and update ServerCacheMode=1 in PSAPPSRV.CFG 9. Copy the contents of the output directory into the PS_CFG_HOME\appserv\domain\cache\share 10. Start App Server.

    Only used to run the Parallel LoadCache job !

    SYSTEM SETTINGS: Console Preferences

    - Identify the icons that are displayed in the Reporting Console for each process type.

    SERVERS

    SERVERS

    SERVERS: Server Definition

    SERVERS: Server Definition


    Sleep Time: # of seconds that you want the Process Scheduler Server agent to wait, before it checks for queued process requests in the Process Request table. Time interval for issuing a heartbeat message to track server status (running, down, or suspended) # of API-aware tasks that can run concurrently on this server If exceeded, scheduler's status will change to Overload and it will wait to launch any new processes. If exceeded, scheduler's status will change to Overload and it will wait to launch any new processes. If used, server name can be left blank on Process Request page. Do Not Redistribute, Redistribute to any O/S, or Redistribute to Same O/S.

    Heartbeat:

    Max API Aware:

    CPU Util. Threshold:

    Memory Util. Threshold:

    Server Load Balancing:

    Redistribute Workload:

    SERVERS: Distribution

    Max. Transfer Retries:

    # of times that the server can try to send a report to Report Manager before it quits. # of seconds that must pass before the server tries to transfer the report again.

    Interval Transfer Attempt:

    SERVERS: Operation

    SERVERS: Notification

    Overload notification:

    Schedule for sending notification email when the server is overloaded Notify when a process by the server goes to error. Notify when either CPU Utilization Threshold or Memory Utilization (specified in Server Definition) is exceeded.

    Server Errors: Suspended/Overloaded:

    SERVERS: Daemon

    Daemon Process: Application Engine that runs continuously when the Process Scheduler is operational. It triggers other App Engines belonging to this Daemon Group. Sleep Time: # of minutes for which the daemon process before it checks for work. When it wakes, it checks for processes that need to be run on this process server. # of sleep/work sequence. When Recycle Count is met, daemon process will reboot itself.

    Recycle Count:

    PROCESSES

    PROCESSES

    PROCESSES: Process Definition

    PROCESSES: Process Definition


    Priority: Determines which process to initiate first if multiple processes are queued to run on a server. Process Category: Delivered is Default but processes can be assigned to custom Process Categories to further manage priorities. Selecting this option does not mean that the process becomes APIaware. You must still add API code to the process. The PeopleSoft Application Engine, COBOL, SQR, Cube Builder, nVision, Crystal, Data Mover, and XML Publisher process types should be API-aware. Attempt to automatically restart this process if it is marked with a run status of Error # of occurrences of this process that can be active at one time across all process schedulers System cancels the process if processing exceeds the time that is entered here. List of processes that must not run at the same time as this process.

    API Aware:

    Restart Enabled:

    Max Concurrent:

    Max Proc. Time:

    Mutually Exclusive Processes:

    PROCESSES: Process Definition Options

    PROCESSES: Process Definition Options


    Server Name: Specify the server name only to restrict this particular process to this server. Leave blank to use load balancing. Run this process according to a schedule.

    Recurrence Name:

    File Dependency: Checks for the existence of the file. If the file is found and no other process is using it, the process will run. Wait for File: Recovery Process: Location and name of the file that this process depends on. Optional process that can be run if this process runs to an error Adding a component to a process definition causes that process definition to appear on the Process Scheduler Request page when you select File, Run in that component, if you have security to run the process.

    Component:

    Process Groups: Process definition can be a member of multiple process groups, which are tied to security profiles.

    PROCESSES: Override Options

    PROCESSES: Destination

    PROCESSES: Page Transfer

    The Page Transfer feature enables a user to go directly from the Process Monitor to a designated page in the PeopleSoft application to view the results from a successfully completed process.

    PROCESSES: Notification

    Send messages to a group (using a role ID) or individuals (using a user ID) when a specific activity occurs with the process, such as an error, warning, or successful completion of the process

    PROCESSES: Message

    PROCESSES: Runtime Parameters

    Enable Generic Prompting: Allow users to schedule this process from the Reporting Console Allow Access By User With: Full Process Security = Component + Process Group Process Group Security = Process Group only Run Time Parameters: Parameter fields with optional validation via Application Class method

    PROCESSES: URL Links

    - Associate multiple URLs with a process definition. - The links appear on the Process Detail page (View Log/Trace), which is accessible from the Process Monitor

    REPORTING CONSOLE

    REPORTING CONSOLE

    REPORTING CONSOLE

    The Reporting Console provides a single interface for a user to manage reports. Schedule / Run process request Monitor process request View report output Edit definitions Create New definition

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