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Hi Thanu Kumaraswamy ,

I've just tried it and it works fine on my account.

I've created an instance of jobscheduler.

Then an instance of xsuaa, which refers to the already created jobschedulerinstance

Hi sajjad afridi ,

from your snipppets we can see:

In case of postman you're using "passwort owner credential", so the result is not comparable.

You must be adding your user password, right? And your user has the required roles assigned, right?

In case of jobscheduler, the OAuth mechanism is the "client credentials" Oauth flow.

It requires that scopes (roles) are assigned via the GRANT statement.

However, from the snippet it seems you're using CAP?

Here the statements are written into the CDS, I'm not familiar here.

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I have same issue, and I believe that the root cause is that in your commands you are using the plan "standard" for the jobscheduler service, but in trial accounts is available the plan "lite", could you confirm that the xsuaa update command/service instance creation works for the plan lite of jobscheduler service also?.

Simultaneous Multithreading machines fetch and execute instructions from multiple instruction streams to increase system utilization and speedup the execution of jobs. When there are more jobs in the system than there is hardware to support simultaneous execution, the operating system scheduler must choose the set of jobs to coscheduleThis paper demonstrates that performance on a hardware multithreaded processor is sensitive to the set of jobs that are coscheduled by the operating system jobscheduler. Thus, the full benefits of SMT hardware can only be achieved if the scheduler is aware of thread interactions. Here, a mechanism is presented that allows the scheduler to significantly raise the performance of SMT architectures. This is done without any advance knowledge of a workload's characteristics, using sampling to identify jobs which run well together.We demonstrate an SMT jobscheduler called SOS. SOS combines an overhead-free sample phase which collects information about various possible schedules, and a symbiosis phase which uses that information to predict which schedule will provide the best performance. We show that a small sample of the possible schedules is sufficient to identify a good schedule quickly. On a system with random job arrivals and departures, response time is improved as much as 17% over a schedule which does not incorporate symbiosis. e24fc04721