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we hav job which is running as batch. it takes atleast
06hours to complete tht job. bu i wana do tht job with in
3hours.........?
so plz post ur answers
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Answer Posted / sai reddy
Hi Malleswarao,
How can we create Multiple treads for the Batch job? Even if we create multiple treads, how can we ensure that each tread is processing the same file but not the same data?..can explain this..Thanks in advance.
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