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    Certain job_list job not running; batch queue gummed up

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Problem Symptoms:
    The xxx50 job_list job cir-32 is released and shows in jobd.log as being released, but, despite the fact that the xxx50 batch queue (lib_batch) is running, the job sits (as seen in util c/7) in the queue -- and other jobs which should run back up behind it.

    If the job is deleted via util c/8, the other jobs then run.

    Cause:
    Problem with the time on the server. (It was found that, while the times shown in the $alephe_scratch job log are correct, the timestamp of the log entry seen in "ls -lrt" is incorrect.)

    Resolution:
    Correct the time on the server. See below.

    Additional Information

    See also, Article 000013184 ("Services-submitted jobs don't run; batch queue doesn't work")

    Category: Batch (500)


    • Article last edited: 12/24/2014
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