Can we give TIME = (1440, 59) also ? or is TIME = (1439, 59)
is the last one ?
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Answer / rup
No, we cannot give because maximum time limit is 1440
minutes. TIME = (1440, 59) exceeding time limit ..
TIME = (1439, 59) is True.
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Answer / vinay sonar
Maximum time is only 1440 minutes.If we didnt specify time
parameter or TIME=NOLIMIT then by default it will consider
1440 minutes
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Answer / archana
It can be either TIME=(1439, 59) or TIME=1440. When
TIME=1440, then maximum time will be allocated to the job.
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Answer / raghu
time 1440 is max time allocated for ajob for 243days,where as time 1439 means max time allocated fora job for one day
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