Many of the system background processes may be run multi-threaded.
When submitting a background process on-line, you may also run a multi-threaded
process or run a single thread of a multi-threaded process. The fields
Thread Count and Thread Number on the batch submission page control the multi-threaded process requests:
- To run a multi-threaded process, indicate the number of threads
in Thread Count and enter 0 in the Thread Number. In Oracle Utilities Customer Care
and Billing, for example, to run the account debt monitor (ADM) with
10 threads, enter Thread Count = 10 and Thread
Number = 0. This will execute all 10 threads
of ADM.
- To run a single thread in a multi-threaded process, indicate the
number of threads in Thread Count and indicate the Thread Number you
would like to run. For example, to run only thread 1 out of 10 threads
for the account debt monitor (ADM), enter Thread Count = 10 and Thread Number = 1. This
will execute thread 1 out of 10 for ADM.
- To run a process as a single thread, enter Thread Count = 1 and Thread Number = 1. This
will execute the background process single-threaded.
Note: When running a multi-threaded process, the special background
process will wait until all threads are complete before marking the
batch job submission record as ended.
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