Description

The RUN JOB command performs the following actions:

Defines a new SAP, job based on either a job definition specification or an existing SAP job definition.
Starts the defined job.
Waits for the job to complete.
Prints the job's joblog to standard error and the spoollists to standard output.
Purges the job from the SAP system.

The exit code of USAP will indicate the completion status of the SAP job.

See WAIT for JOB Exit Codes in Universal Connector for SAP Exit Codes for a complete list of job status exit codes.

Command Line Syntax

The following figure illustrates the command line syntax of the RUN JOB command, using the command line, long form of its configuration options.

-run {filename/ddname | -jobname jobname [-jobid jobid]}
    [-target_jobname jobname]
    [-poll seconds]
    [-job_stat_check option]
    [-job_stat_check_interval seconds]
    [-model_status option]
    [-resolve_multi_model option]
    [-targetserver server]
    [-target_variant job step,variant name;job step,variant name;...]
    [-immediate]
    [-activeec exitcode]
    [-readyec exitcode]
    [-scheduledec exitcode]
    [-releasedec exitcode]
    [-terminatedec exitcode]
    [-finishedec exitcode]
    [-max_log_size size]
    [-max_spool_size size]
    [-maxspoolsizeexceededec exitcode] 
    [-first_page page]
    [-last_page page]
    [-server_stop_conditions codes]
    [-spool_codepage codepage]
    [-spool_recv_buffer size]
    [-bdcwait
         [-bdcjobnameptrn pattern]
         [-bdcjobidptrn pattern]
         [-bdcqidptrn pattern]
         [-qtobecreatedec exitcode]
         [-qunprocessedec exitcode]
         [-qinbackgroundec exitcode]
         [-qfinishedec exitcode]
         [-qerrorec exitcode]
    ]

Command Argument

The RUN JOB command can be expressed as either:

-R (Short form)
-run (Long form)

The RUN JOB command argument, <i>filename</i>/ddname, specifies the name of the file that contains the job definition.

See Universal Connector for SAP Job Definition Files for additional information on the job definition file.

Configuration Options

The following table describes all RUN JOB configuration options and provides the command line, long form of each option illustrated in the RUN JOB command line syntax, above.

Configuration Option Name	Command Line Long Form	Description
BATCH_MONITOR	-bdcwait	Causes USAP to perform batch input monitoring for the started job.
ENABLE_JOB_STATUS_CHECK	-job_stat_check	Specification to enable or disable calls to SAP function module BAPI_XBP_JOB_STATUS_CHECK, which are used to synchronize the actual job status with the R/3 stored status.
EXIT_JOB_ACTIVE	-activeec	USAP exit code for the SAP job active status.
EXIT_JOB_FINISHED	-finishedec	USAP exit code for the SAP job finished status.
EXIT_JOB_READY	-readyec	USAP exit code for the SAP job ready status.
EXIT_JOB_RELEASED	-releasedec	USAP exit code for the SAP job released status.
EXIT_JOB_SCHEDULED	-scheduledec	USAP exit code for the SAP job scheduled status.
EXIT_JOB_TERMINATED	-terminatedec	USAP exit code for the SAP job terminated status.
EXIT_MAX_SPOOL_SIZE_EXCEEDED	-maxspoolsizeexceededec	Minimum exit code that will be set if an attempt is made to return a spool list that exceeds the maximum size for job logs as specified by the MAX_SPOOL_LIST_SIZE USAP configuration option.
EXIT_QUEUE_BACKGROUND	-qinbackgroundec	USAP exit code for the SAP queue state S (in background).
EXIT_QUEUE_CREATED	-qtobecreatedec	USAP exit code for the SAP queue state C (to be created).
EXIT_QUEUE_ERROR	-qerrorec	USAP exit code for the SAP queue state E (error).
EXIT_QUEUE_FINISHED	-qfinishedec	USAP exit code for the SAP queue state F (finished).
EXIT_QUEUE_UNPROCESSED	-qunprocessedec	USAP exit code for the SAP queue state [USAP: ] (unprocessed).
FIRST_PAGE	-first_page	Starting page from which a spool list will be returned.
LAST_PAGE	-last_page	Last page of a spool list to be returned.
IMMEDIATE_JOB	-immediate	Causes the job to be started immediately.
JOB_ID	-jobid	Job ID of an existing SAP job to use as a model for the new job definition.
JOB_ID_PATTERN	-bdcjobidptrn	Locates the header record and determines the offset of the job ID in the RSBDCSUB batch input processing report.
JOB_NAME	-jobname	Existing SAP job name to use as a model for the new job definition.
JOB_NAME_PATTERN	-bdcjobnameptrn	Locates the header record and determines the offset of the job name in the RSBDCSUB batch input processing report.
MAX_JOB_LOG_SIZE	-max_log_size	Maximum size for job logs.
MAX_SPOOL_LIST_SIZE	-max_spool_size	Maximum size for spool lists.
MODEL_STATUS	-model_status	For operations that work with model jobs without providing a job ID to explicitly target a specific job on the SAP system, restricts the model job candidates to the specified job status.
QUEUE_ID_PATTERN	-bdcqidptrn	Locates the header record and determines the offset of the queue ID in the RSBDCSUB batch input processing report.
RESOLVE_MULTI_ MODEL	-resolve_multi_model	For operations that work with model jobs without providing a job ID to explicitly target a specific job on the SAP system, controls the behavior when multiple candidate jobs are found.
SERVER_STOP_CONDITIONS	-server_stop_conditions	Exit code(s) of the executing Universal Connector process that should trigger the locally running Universal Broker to cancel the corresponding SAP job.
SPOOL_CODEPAGE	-spool_codepage	Codepage used for transferring spool lists from SAP system.
SPOOL_RECEIVE_BUFFER	-spool_recv_buffer	Size of the blocks (number of pages) used when transferring spool lists.
STATUS_CHECK_INTERVAL	-job_stat_check_interval	Length of time that can elapse, without a change in job status, before a call will be made to synchronize the actual job status with the SAP stored status.
TARGET_JOB_NAME	-target_jobname	Name to give the newly created job.
TARGET_SERVER	-targetserver	Server on which the job will run.
TARGET_VARIANT	-target_variant	One or more replacement variants for ABAP program job steps in an SAP job.
USAP_POLL	-poll	Length of time to wait between job status calls to the SAP system.

Universal Agent 7.7.x

RUN JOB - USAP Command

Description

Command Line Syntax

Command Argument

Configuration Options