Try using BindCPU utility to bind jobs to individual processors. This utility should help you to to solve job concurrency problems. Here is the link
http://www.softtreetech.com/24x7/script.htm : Any ideas on why, when I run 24x7 on a quad procesor Xeon system, the jobs do
: not all complete? : I have 20 jobs cascading to launch one another on Finish or Error. They run
: fine on my Pentium 4 single processor system; but when I run them on my
: quad-Xeon machine I get skipped processes, the processes aren't completely
: skipped, because they launch the next one, but there are no log entries to
: tell me whether they have even run, and the job has not produced the
: desired output. I have left logging enabled. I have even tried to use the
: LogAddMessageEx command, nothing shows up in the log--not even a start
: job/end job message. : Is 24x7 not interacting correctly with the OS in a multi-processor
: configuration? I don't know. I know 24x7 is waiting to get notification
: back from the operating system for some jobs, but even if I run
: synchronous this happens. : I am at a loss. I will not be able to use 24x7 if this problem persists. I
: have to find something that will work on my multi-processor system. : I have tried so many things with 24x7 that work on the single CPU system, but
: fail miserably in the multi-processor environment. : I think any reasonable explanation will give me hope.
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