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Hello,

Which class / method would be the best to use as COC and to place the custom code in both runBase and sysoperational framework?

Our goal is to skip batch jobs from executing on some week days if the week day is a public holiday.

We already have a custom table for holidays.

I'm searching for some general place, where I can apply my logic.

I can easily do it for the specific batch jobs, but I want the logic to be applied for all the batch jobs, which will have a setup to custom holiday table.

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Batch job classes to skip processing on criteria

Please tell us more about the expected behaviour.

Do you want the batch to run and end immediately if the condition is met? Or do you want to actually prevent scheduling on those days (either manually or by recurrence)?

Are you 100% sure that you want it for all batches, including system batches, integration, email distributor etc.? It doesn't sound like a good idea to me (and it's actually not possible with some system batches). On the contrary, public holidays may be a good time to run some batches that would otherwise slow down the system for users.

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Hi Martin,

so.. we have added relation from BatchJob table to Holidays table. We also have HolidayLines under holiday table.

When the batch job is set to run in reccurance, we want to check if the Holidays is selected on the batch. If selected, we would like the batch job to end immediatelly.

The holidays setup will be set only to custom batch jobs, but it is still quit a lot to write code in each batch class separatelly.

Initially we have developed it just for one batch job and below is the code snippet from the method of that batch job class.

Basically this is what I want to do, but in all "custom batch job" cases.

BatchHeader batchHeader = BatchHeader::getCurrentBatchHeader(); if (batchHeader) { HolidayLine holidayLine = BatchJobHolidaySetupHelper::holidayToday(batchHeader.parmBatchHeaderId()); if (holidayLine) { throw warning(strFmt("@XXX", holidayLine.HolidayDate, holidayLine.Name)); } }

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Batch job classes to skip processing on criteria

Then consider doing it in BatchRun::runJobStatic().

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