1. Analytical Application Infrastructure User Guide
  2. Operations
  3. Batch Execution
  4. Executing Batch
  5. Restart Batch

Restart Batch

You can restart a Batch which has not been executed successfully or which has been explicitly interrupted, or cancelled, or put on hold during the execution process. These Batches are categorized separately and listed in the Restart mode within the Batch Execution window. By restarting a Batch, you can continue Batch execution directly from the point of interruption or failure and complete executing the remaining tasks.
To Restart a Batch in the Batch Execution window:
  1. Select Restart as Mode in the Batch Mode section. The list of interrupted/failed Batches during execution is displayed in the Batch Details section.

    Figure 11-6 Batch Details window


    This illustration shows the Batch Maintenance window. The window has the Batch Name and Task Details pane. You can search for the batch by specifying the details of the batch. The results are displayed in the Batch Name pane, you can also Add, View, Edit, and Delete the batch. You can also set the task precedence specify component, and define the dynamic parameters based on the component from this window.

  2. Select the checkbox adjacent to the Batch ID which has to be executed. The specified Task(s) defined to the selected Batch are displayed in the Task Details section.
    In the Batch Details tool bar, click Schedule Batch button to define new or modify the pre-defined Batch Schedule. For more information, see Batch Scheduler.
  3. Select the Information Date from the drop-down list. This is a mandatory field.
  4. Select the Batch Run ID (mandatory) from the drop-down list. This is a mandatory field.
    In the Task Details tool bar, click Exclude/Include button to exclude or include a task, or click Hold/Release button to hold or release a task before executing the Batch. For more information, see Modify Task Definitions of a Batch.

    Note:

    The Tasks in a Batch which have failed during the execution process are indicated in Red in the Task Details section. You can modify the required task parameters in Specify Task Details window and include the changes during the Batch restart. Else, the tasks fail again during the Batch Restart.
  5. Click Execute Batch button and select OK in the information dialog to confirm Batch Execution.
    An information dialog is displayed indicating that Batch Execution is triggered successfully.