Multiple task at on QMC

[ferha_jafri]

Hello Everyone ,

This is very urgent , i have 3 jobs running at QMC one at :7:15 , this job fetch only 2 tables which are transaction tables from server and refresh 14 applications. Other job runs at 8:45 , in this we have created test application which have different names . Last runs at 9:35 which fetch all the tables from server and refresh all the 14 applications with same name so my problem is that the applications are taking long time to load as when scheduler of 9:35 runs , it start refreshing the applications under 7:15 job , which i don't want what i needed is the job at 7:15 runs then 8:45 job rubs no issue if they run simultaneously but when 9:35 job runs 7:15 job application should not run along with it. Please help it is urgent and other important thing is many times it happen that jobs at 7:15 running even after 9:35.

Thanks in advance

Regards

Ferha Jafri

[maleksafa]

put the job of 9:35 dependent from the job of 7:15, in other words it will only start when the first job ends. you can do that in the QMC -> documents -> reload -> and select the 'on event from another task' option and select the task of 7:15

[tresesco · Accepted solution]

Create tast dependencies in the trigger settings.

[amit_saini]

Ferha,

You need to load these task one by one from QMC. Follow step below:

QMC->Triggers-> here select accordingly.

Thanks,

AS

[ferha_jafri]

Ok but i want to know that suppose my last application is A under 7:15 job then i schedule the job at 9:35 after success of A application then i want to know that the applications with the same name under 7:15 and 9:35 jobs will run twice or once.

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi

Implement task chaining here.

i.e Run task 2 upon successful completion of task 1.

Hope it helps

Regards

ASHFAQ

[tresesco]

Let the name be same, but you can always create(and possibly creating) different jobs with them. The system would identify by Job name; not application name. Hence the reload will run once for one job(to the specific application).