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  1. How to Execute Jobs in a Job Chain in Parallel

    Scope This article is about methods that can be used with the JobScheduler for executing Jobs within a Job Chain at the same time. See the How To Synchronize Job Execution Across Job Chains article for methods about synchronizing the execution of Jobs in different Job Chains. Using JITL Jobs for Parallel Execution
    Product Knowledge BaseAug 30, 2017
  2. How to split and join jobs in a job chain

    Scope Use Case Run parts of a job chain in parallel, i.e. split jobs for parallel processing, join up jobs after parallel processing. Solution Outline Two standard JITL Jobs are provided for this: JobSchedulerJobChainSplitter http://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/JITL/JobSchedulerJobChainSplitter.xml splits
    Product Knowledge BaseMay 17, 2018
  3. How to Nest Parallel Executing Jobs in a Job Chain

    Scope Use Case Run parts of a job chain in parallel, where parallel processing is already being carried out. Solution Outline Two standard JITL Jobs … orders that are run in parallel through a job chain within a range of predefined job chain nodes. JobSchedulerJoinOrders
    Product Knowledge BaseMay 22, 2018
  4. Can a job call database procedures or a successor job for error handling?

    Triggering Error Conditions Question: Can a job call a database procedure or successor job as a method of handling errors? Answer: Error states within job chains are assigned to job and it is up to you to implement a job for error handling. The JobScheduler can be configured to send mails with an attached log file
    Product Knowledge BaseMar 02, 2015
  5. How to split and sync jobs in a job chain

    Scope Use Case Run parts of a job chain in parallel, i.e. split jobs for parallel processing. Synchronize jobs after parallel processing. Solution Outline Two standard JITL Jobs are provided for this: split an incoming order into multiple orders that are running in parallel through a job chain within a range
    Product Knowledge BaseAug 11, 2017
  6. How to execute Jobs and Job Chains with Agents

    Scope Jobs and Job Chains can be executed by Agents.  This article describes some of the possible ways available for assigning Agents to jobs and job chains. Example configuration files are provided for downloading. Assignment of Agents Jobs and job chains are linked to Agents by means of Process Classes
    Product Knowledge BaseApr 12, 2017
  7. Example for a generic shell job passing the shell script to execute as a job parameter

    A simple way to reduce the number of jobs or job chains for shell scripts is to use a generic job, job chain and orders: <job order="yes" stop_on_error="no" title="This job is a example showing the generic execution of a shell script or a shell command"> <script language="shell
    Product Knowledge BaseOct 15, 2014
  8. How to pass parameters to subsequent jobs in a job chain

    Accessing parameters in shell scripts Job and order parameters are exposed as environment variables to shell scripts. Environment variables are named using … see Which environment variables are provided by JobScheduler? Examples The following two examples show a task parameter defined in a job <param> tag can
    Product Knowledge BaseJan 12, 2016
  9. How to Configure Backward Dependencies in Jobs and Job Chains

    JobScheduler can make the start of a job chain dependent on the execution of previous jobs and job chains. The following links describe the use of scripts to check job and job chain histories via the JobScheduler's XML interface before starting a job chain: For the configuration of job chains whose execution
    Product Knowledge BaseFeb 11, 2016
  10. Getting Started - Setting up jobs and job chains

    Standalone Jobs and Order Jobs JobScheduler comes with two types of job that can be used to carry out workflow automation tasks - Standalone Jobs and Order Jobs. Standalone Jobs are simple to configure but are neither as flexible nor as powerful as Order Jobs. However, Standalone Jobs are quite often used in simpler
    Product Knowledge BaseMar 31, 2016