Quick questions on AUS
Posted in 2015
Topics: General Discussion
Hello All, Please help me to clear my doubts on below questions: 1) At any point of time, I want to disable the AUS, if I set the evaluation & refresh task's tk_enable columns from "t" to "f" will be the all or need to do anything for AUS disabling. This is for if unfortunately if going wrong in test/prod box. 2) What is result code for exectask()? e.g. 187, 3646, etc? Any document where I can get more details? 3) If I have multiple refresh tasks (that is AUS Refresh, AUS Refresh 2, etc); do I need to execute separate using exectask()? I think yes, but need to get confirm. Thanks, Pravin Bankar
ids-bounces@iiug.org wrote on 10/02/2015 04:33:40 AM: > From: "PRAVIN BANKAR" <pravinebankar@gmail.com> > To: ids@iiug.org > Date: 10/02/2015 04:34 AM > Subject: Quick questions on AUS [35819] > Sent by: ids-bounces@iiug.org > > Hello All, > Please help me to clear my doubts on below questions: > 1) At any point of time, I want to disable the AUS, if I set the evaluation & > refresh task's tk=5Fenable columns from "t" to "f" will be the all or > need to do > anything for AUS disabling. This is for if unfortunately if going wrong in > test/prod box. > > 2) What is result code for exectask()? e.g. 187, 3646, etc? Any > document where > I can get more details? Assuming the task was properly started, then exectask() returns the return value of the task. For AUS I believe this is the number of update statistics commands that were run. > > 3) If I have multiple refresh tasks (that is AUS Refresh, AUS > Refresh 2, etc); > do I need to execute separate using exectask()? I think yes, but need to get > confirm. Yes, each task is completely independent. > > Thanks, > Pravin Bankar > > > ***************************************************************************= **** > Forum Note: Use "Reply" to post a response in the discussion forum. >
Thank you John! ~ Pravin Bankar