Running a chore at server startup

You can designate a chore as a "startup" chore that is processed when the server starts up.

To indicate that a chore should be run when the server starts up, use the configuration parameter StartupChores to identify a list of chores to be run before the server starts up. A chore is a set of tasks that can be executed in sequence that are typically TurboIntegrator processes. See IBM® Planning Analytics Installation and Configuration for information on this parameter.

Startup chores can be used as a way to set up the server before processing. Startup chores run before users login and before other chores begin processing.

Since Startup chores are run before logins are allowed, the user can not monitor the Startup chores and therefore there is no way to cancel a Startup chore with the exception of killing the server process.