In this demonstration we will test several aspects of managing concurrent processing. Specifically, we want to test the following.
• Define a work shift
• Define a concurrent manager
• Assign your work shift to your concurrent manager
• Create specialization rules for your concurrent manager
• Activate your concurrent manager
Responsibility: System Administrator
1- Define your Work Shifts, Navigate to (N) Concurrent > Manager > WorkShifts. From the menu, select File > New, or click the New icon on the toolbar. Create a new Work Shift like below. Save your work and close the form.
2- Define your Concurrent Manager, Navigate to (N) Concurrent > Manager > Define. Enter appropriate data and save work like below.
3- Assign your Work Shift to your Concurrent Manager, Click the (B) Work Shifts, enter appropriate values like below. Then save and close workshift window.
4- Create Specialization Rules for your Concurrent Manager, click (B) Specialization Rules, enter appropriate values like below and save work.
5- Close the Specialization Rules window to return to the Concurrent Managers window. From the Concurrent Managers window, query up the Standard Manager. Click (B) Specialization Rules. Exclude your user (eg; INAM) , Save work and close the form.
6- Activate your Concurrent Manager, Navigate to the Administer Concurrent Managers window: (N) Concurrent > Manager > Administer.
In the Administer Concurrent Managers window scroll through the list of managers until you find the manager you defined. Select your manager and click (B) Activate.
7- Go to the View Requests window (N) Requests > View to verify that your request to activate your manager completes successfully.
8- Navigate to (N) Requests > Run. Click (B) OK to accept the default of “Single Request”. In the Submit Request window choose the “Active Users” or “Active Responsibilities and Users” report.
9- Click (B) Schedule.
• Choose Periodically.
• Leave the “Start At” time as the current time and enter five minutes from now for the “End At” time.
• In the “Re-run every” field select 1 and Minute(s) to run the report once a minute for the next five minutes.
Click (B) OK and then click (B) Submit.
10- Go to the Administer Concurrent Managers window (N) Concurrent > Manager >
Administer. Your concurrent manager may show one request pending
Note: You may have to close and reopen the Administer Concurrent Managers window until you “catch” your process running.
11- Click (B) Requests to view your request in the Concurrent Requests screen. Close this window to return to the Administer Concurrent Managers window.
12- Click (B) Processes to view the Processes window. In the Concurrent Processes screen you see all the requests that have run in your specialized manager, the Oracle Process ID that was used to run the request, and the UNIX Process ID (in the System column).
• Define a work shift
• Define a concurrent manager
• Assign your work shift to your concurrent manager
• Create specialization rules for your concurrent manager
• Activate your concurrent manager
Responsibility: System Administrator
1- Define your Work Shifts, Navigate to (N) Concurrent > Manager > WorkShifts. From the menu, select File > New, or click the New icon on the toolbar. Create a new Work Shift like below. Save your work and close the form.
2- Define your Concurrent Manager, Navigate to (N) Concurrent > Manager > Define. Enter appropriate data and save work like below.
3- Assign your Work Shift to your Concurrent Manager, Click the (B) Work Shifts, enter appropriate values like below. Then save and close workshift window.
4- Create Specialization Rules for your Concurrent Manager, click (B) Specialization Rules, enter appropriate values like below and save work.
5- Close the Specialization Rules window to return to the Concurrent Managers window. From the Concurrent Managers window, query up the Standard Manager. Click (B) Specialization Rules. Exclude your user (eg; INAM) , Save work and close the form.
6- Activate your Concurrent Manager, Navigate to the Administer Concurrent Managers window: (N) Concurrent > Manager > Administer.
In the Administer Concurrent Managers window scroll through the list of managers until you find the manager you defined. Select your manager and click (B) Activate.
7- Go to the View Requests window (N) Requests > View to verify that your request to activate your manager completes successfully.
8- Navigate to (N) Requests > Run. Click (B) OK to accept the default of “Single Request”. In the Submit Request window choose the “Active Users” or “Active Responsibilities and Users” report.
9- Click (B) Schedule.
• Choose Periodically.
• Leave the “Start At” time as the current time and enter five minutes from now for the “End At” time.
• In the “Re-run every” field select 1 and Minute(s) to run the report once a minute for the next five minutes.
Click (B) OK and then click (B) Submit.
10- Go to the Administer Concurrent Managers window (N) Concurrent > Manager >
Administer. Your concurrent manager may show one request pending
Note: You may have to close and reopen the Administer Concurrent Managers window until you “catch” your process running.
11- Click (B) Requests to view your request in the Concurrent Requests screen. Close this window to return to the Administer Concurrent Managers window.
12- Click (B) Processes to view the Processes window. In the Concurrent Processes screen you see all the requests that have run in your specialized manager, the Oracle Process ID that was used to run the request, and the UNIX Process ID (in the System column).
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