1. Set up a 'shout' destination that maps to a 'p' (for program) on the Control-M Server.
2. On Unix your shout destination script would be something like this -
#! /bin/csh
ctmkilljob -ORDERID $2 &
ctmshout -ORDERID $2 -USER ECS -MESSAGE "Long running job killed" -SEVERITY R &
The first line does the cancel, the second line will send an alert to the ECS console.
3. On the Post Processing panel put this destination in the 'to' field and (importantly) have the message field as just %%ORDERID - then fill in the 'when' and 'param' fields as desired (e.g. Exectime & >010 will mean that your job gets cancelled if it runs longer than 10 minutes).
2. On Unix your shout destination script would be something like this -
#! /bin/csh
ctmkilljob -ORDERID $2 &
ctmshout -ORDERID $2 -USER ECS -MESSAGE "Long running job killed" -SEVERITY R &
The first line does the cancel, the second line will send an alert to the ECS console.
3. On the Post Processing panel put this destination in the 'to' field and (importantly) have the message field as just %%ORDERID - then fill in the 'when' and 'param' fields as desired (e.g. Exectime & >010 will mean that your job gets cancelled if it runs longer than 10 minutes).
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