Scheduling a Background Job through SM36 and Checking its status in SM37

 

  • Suppose, I have a program for traffic lights in OOPS ALV.



  • I want to schedule this program in a background job for a particular time period.


Scheduling a Background Job for Immediate basis:-

  • Step 1 :- Go to SM36 transaction code.

  • Step 2 :- Give a name to the background job.



  • Step 3 :- Now, we will select the priority of the job.

    • Suppose, A selected it a high priority job ( Class A ).


  • Step 4 :- Now click on save button or click enter button, you will see a popup screen.



    • In this particular screen we will
  • Step 5 :- In the name section, pass the name of the program.



  • Step 6 :- Click on save button.

    • As soon, as we will click on save button we will get a pop up message.



    • Our background job is now scheduled.

  • Step 7 :- No we can check the status of the background job in SM37 transaction code or I can click on Job selection tab for the same purpose.



  • Step 8 :- Now we need to give the start condition.

    • Click on start condition.

    • A pop up screen will appear.



  • Step 9 :- Here, if you will click on immediate button, the program will run on an immediate basis.

    • Click on Immediate and click on save.
    • Again click on save button.


    • You can see the above popup message that, our job is changed to release status.

    • Now, if I will go to its status, I will see the job is finished as it will get executed on an immediate basis.



    • Now, since our job is executed completely, we can see its details by selection our job and clicking on spool button.




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