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JS7 offers a number of strategies for error handling that which are explained with the articles in this section.

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• Warnings on longer job runs do not affect execution of the job jobs and are not subject to error handling.
• Delimitation: Timeouts for job execution will terminate and will finally kill a running job exceeding the given limit. The job will be considered being to have failed and error handling will apply.

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• The Warn on longer execution setting is assumed to be 3s.
  • Alternatively As an alternative to specifying seconds, the duration can be specified using the format hh:mm:ss, for example 01:30:00 for one and a half hours.
  • Alternatively As an alternative to specifying absolute values, a percentage can be specified that which is calculated from successful past job executions. A value 30% indicates that a warning is raised if the execution time exceeds the average by this ratio.
• The job will raise a notification when exceeding this limit.
  
  

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If a job runs shorter than expected, a warning will be raised and a notification will be created. Find details from the JS7 - Job Instruction.

• Warnings on shorter job runs do not affect execution of the job and are not subject to error handling.
• A shorter job run can indicate a problem with the job, for example, in case that the event of a job will process fewer processing less input data than expected.

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• The Warn on shorter execution setting is assumed to be 30s.
  • Alternatively As an alternative to specifying seconds the duration can be specified using the format hh:mm:ss, for example 01:30:00 for one and a half hours.
  • Alternatively As an alternative to specifying absolute values a percentage can be specified that is calculated from successful past job executions. A value 30% indicates that a warning is raised if the execution time falls below the average by this ratio.
• The job will cause a notification when falling below the threshold.
  
  

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• Notifications are visible from the JOC Cockpit user interface with the Monitor->Notifications view.
• Notifications can be configured to be forwarded:
  • by e-mail,
  • by writing to a log file,
  • by integration with a System Monitor or Message Queue (JMS).

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