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The Question is: If I have a queue running which re-submits itself every hour and I tried using F$GETQUI to determine the time the job was completed (using JOB_COMPLETION_TIME) but I get something like COMPLETED: 17-NOV-1858 00:00:00.00 My objective is to get the time the job was completed on each hour. Apparently, F$GETQUI cannot get this because the queue is resubmitted. Is there really a way to get the job completion time even if the queue resubmits itself or do i get this info instea d from the log file created each time the job is ran? The Answer is : It sounds to me like the F$GETQUI is running against the current job, not the previous job. Since the current job obviously hasn't yet completed, a zero completion time (17-NOV-1858) is "reasonable". If the job resubmits itself, why not pass the completion time of the current job to the next job as a parameter? For example: resubmit_myself.com $ ! note best practice for a resubmitting job is to do the resubmit at $ ! the beginning of the job so that unexpected failures don't break the $ ! chain. However, since we don't know the completion time yet, $ ! we'll have to remember the entry number to change the parameter later $ $ SUBMIT/AFTER="''F$TIME()+0-01:00" - 'F$ENVIRONMENT("PROCEDURE") - /PARAMETERS=("INCOMPLETE") $ NextJob=$ENTRY $ $ last_job_completed=p1 $ $ ! job code goes here $ $ Completed=F$TIME() $ SET ENTRY 'NextJob' /PARAMETERS=("''Completed'") $ EXIT
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