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CLI Of Base Batch Submission For Job DEPRFND Is When Used -1 In MaximumTimeoutMinutes Parameter (Doc ID 2761145.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 14, 2022

Applies to:

Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing - Version 2.7.0.3.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

 Running Base batch process DEPRFND (Deposit Refund Process) from Command Line using following parameters.

<script> -c "<path>/masterscript.pl -e <script> -r %%ORDERID -p CMPUNVB2 -n 2 -p1=DEPRFND -p2=THIN -p3=TRACE=NNNN -p4=CURSREFR=-1"

Within the custom script, this CLI turns into following SubmitBatch command line with ‘-m -1’ switches that are for parameter maximumTimeoutMinutes
Using -1 in this parameter with a switch -m with an intention to disable periodic refresh of SQL used with in DEPRFND program.

This used to be a standard parameter we could pass into the batch (the cursor refresh thing, where we want to -not- have the batch program re-run the driving sql every 15 minutes. Setting it to -1 turns that feature off in 2.4. There's a chance that they've changed the value for disabling that in 2.7 ?)


 

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