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Getting batch metadata during runtime

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Hi there,

does any body know if it is possible to get batch metadata during runtime? There is a batchInfo()-method but most of the info is empty. I was hoping to get the the "Batch" record out of the BatchInfo object but it't empty. The method batchInfo().parmBatchExecute() delivers "No" even if the job is running in batch.

Any idea would be appreciated.

Regards

Nils

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  • 5400 Profile Picture
    5400 7,162 on at

    what type of meta data are you expecting during batch execution.. Could i get more details.  

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    Community Member on at

    mostly the RecId of the batch table so that we can observe the status for instance. I expected the method RunBaseBatch.batchInfo().parmBatch() to deliver the RecId but it doesn't.

  • Sohaib Cheema Profile Picture
    Sohaib Cheema 49,668 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

    how about parmBatchId()

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    Community Member on at

    0 (in batch mode)

    :-)

  • 5400 Profile Picture
    5400 7,162 on at

    BatchHeader::getCurrentBatchTask().RecId

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    Community Member on at

    I think this will not work for us. We need the metadata inside the job. Your statement will give me the current task. This could be any task or did i miss something?

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    Community Member on at

    Use the following methods to check in batch and get the current batch record.

    In class of RunBaseBatch

    this.IsInBatch() - checks if in batch

    this.parmCurrentBatch()- this is the record of the currently running class

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    Community Member on at

    Hi Bolt,

    thank you i will try that.

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    5400 7,162 on at

    This will give you current batch task which is running

    do you need current bath recid correct.

    inside code is like below..

    session = new xSession();

       select firstonly batch where batch.SessionIdx == session.sessionId() &&

           batch.SessionLoginDateTime == session.loginDateTime() &&

           batch.Status == BatchStatus::Executing;

    Thanks

    Bhaskar

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    Community Member on at

    Hi,

    this.parmCurrentBatch() delivers the correct record.

    Thank you.

    Regards Nils

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