RES: Curious: PackageQueues & SpecInstallQueues?

gerd_renz3

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Good questions Tim, and not easy to answer.

Q1) How are these queues used?
A1) At times it is necessary to install the specs of a version on the server
without actually running the UBE/version . This is done by the
SpecInstallQueue, queue type 001. This process is not used very often and it
rarely should be necessary to have more then one queue or thread. I am not
so sure what the package queue is used for. It seems obvious that it should
be used to install packages on the server. However, I have never seen
PKG-type jobs in my job master file F986110 while or after installing
packages on the server. Make a test: take this queue down and try to install
a package. See what happens.
Q2) Would there be any benefit in specifying two separate queues for these
(say, QPKG and QSPEC)?
A2) There is no need to do this. Actually QB7333 type UBE and QB7333 type
001 ARE two different queues. They do not compete against each other. If you
have UBEs running in all of your QB7333 threads you still will be able to
install specs at the same time. And then I would not know how to redirect
the version specs into these queues (if you changed them) when installing
specs.
Q3) Would there be any benefit in defining multiple queues for these, or
even setting up multiple-threaded queues?
A3) none, see A1) and A2) It has been said in another thread here on the
List that the number of package queues would determine the number of BSFN
being compiled simultaniously. To my knowledge this is done through the
SimultaniousBuild=x setting in JDE.INI. I have never set up any extra
package install queues and I always see many simultanious compilations and
many simultanious paktotam processes during server package builds.

Hope this helped, Gerd


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De: [email protected] [mailto:eek:[email protected]]Em nome
de timallen
Enviada em: terça-feira, 28 de janeiro de 2003 09:17
Para: [email protected]
Assunto: Curious: PackageQueues & SpecInstallQueues?


This is just a curiousity: I opened the Enterprise Server JDE.INI to set up
multiple batch queues and saw that there were also settings for Package
Queues and Spec Install Queues. It looks like these could be specified to
be separate queues, or augmented to have multiple or multiple-threaded
queues:

[NETWORK QUEUE SETTINGS]
..
PackageQueues=1
PKGQueue1=QB7333
SpecInstallQueues=1
SpcQueue1=QB7333
KillImmediate=1

1) How are these queues used?
2) Would there be any benefit in specifying two separate queues for these
(say, QPKG and QSPEC)?
3) Would there be any benefit in defining multiple queues for these, or even
setting up multiple-threaded queues?

Thanks in advance.
--
Tim Allen, Barcelona, Spain
OW, Windows 2000 (DS/ES), Oracle
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Dear Gerd,
Thank you , that was very helpful. I was especially happy to hear that the QB7333 UBE and 001 queues are two different queues... I recently was in a client where a consultant had removed the QB7333 UBE queue, replacing it with QBATCH. Since many users did not receive this change in their JDE.INI, their batches started failing, trying to submit to the non-existant queue. So in the current client, I did not remove the QB7333 UBE queue when I implemented multiple queues. I simply added the QBATCH and RBATCH queues, and as users start to need the other queues, I'll be able to move them to them without leaving the existing users without a queue.

Thanks again.
 
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