RE: Process Delay -- RPG400-L

Subject: RE: Process Delay
From: Evan Harris <spanner@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 10:34:20 +1300
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Another thing I like about data queues is that if you design it in upfront not only can you end the job when required but you can alsocontrol the process while the job is executing, say for instance youcould tell it to alter it's cycle from every 5 minutes to runningevery 1 minute, or execute a diagnostics routine to view the currentstatus, oir ...


Regards
Evan Harris

At 03:48 a.m. 17/01/2006, Rob wrote:
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Triggers and data queues kick a.. over delay techniques.  Stuff I've found

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