You will either need to create and schedule a separate job for every agent in put it into a different job queue or create a generic job with [no schedule] reading input data from some file (such as egent name, service name command type) and run it asynhronious from the main job as below Dim pid, number
Run "24x7 /JOB [job id here]", "", pid : I'm trying to put together a generic routine that starts/stops services
: running on several remote servers simultaneously and am not having much
: luck. We have one master scheduler and a number of remote agents. : I have three scripts- a master job that then runs two jobs on each remote
: agent. : ***Master routine (not scheduled, marked synchronous): dim sServiceName
: string, "xxx"
: dim sFunction string, "stop" //stop or start
: dim sAgentName string : Set (sAgentName, "Agent1")
: JobRemoteRun ("Start/Stop Service Init", sAgentName)
: SetRemoteVariable (sAgentName,"global.sServiceName", sServiceName)
: SetRemoteVariable (sAgentName,"global.sFunction", sFunction)
: JobRemoteRun ("Start/Stop Service", sAgentName) : Set (sAgentName, "Agent2")
: JobRemoteRun ("Start/Stop Service Init", sAgentName)
: SetRemoteVariable (sAgentName,"global.sServiceName", sServiceName)
: SetRemoteVariable (sAgentName,"global.sFunction", sFunction)
: JobRemoteRun ("Start/Stop Service", sAgentName) : ***Start/Stop Service Init (not scheduled, marked synchronous): dim
: global.sServiceName string
: dim global.sFunction string : ***Start/Stop Service (not scheduled, marked asynchronous): Too long to list
: here, but uses the global.
: sServiceName and global.sFunction values to
: determine which service to start or stop. : Since the "Start/Stop Service" routine can take a while, I would
: like that remote job to run asynchronously. However, running the code
: listed above results in the remote jobs being synchronized. Any
: suggestions on how to switch this to asynch so that I can speed up this
: routine?
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