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  1. Release 2.0 - Job Net

    Scope The JobScheduler 1.x branch allows standalone jobs and job chains to be configured. Jobs can be configured to execute successor jobs based on return code evaluation. Job Chains are a simple means to chain the execution of successor jobs. More complex dependency patterns are implemented by JITL Jobs e.g
    Product Knowledge BaseOct 04, 2017
  2. JOC Cockpit - Job Documentation

    Introduction The Job documentation feature allows job developers to write their own documentation in a number of formats and to import this information to the scheduling environment. Once imported, the documentation can be assigned - i.e. linked - to Jobs and other JobScheduler objects such as Job Chains, Process
    Product Knowledge BaseDec 15, 2018
  3. Example for the JobScheduler SSH Job

    to configure the Job properly. Additionally this document provides a minimal example of an SSH Job configuration. Mode Of Operation Unix based operating … host running an SSH server without requiring a local SSH client to be installed. For a minimal SSH job only a limited number of parameters has to be configured
    Product Knowledge BaseDec 02, 2019
  4. Event handling for job dependencies

    Dependencies of job chains implemented by events Event handlers are one of the methods available for implementing dependencies between JobScheduler job chains … is to be started for a job chain when an event is detected. Events are processed by a JobScheduler Instance. This could be a Supervisor JobScheduler
    Product Knowledge BaseMay 16, 2018
  5. Job and order triggers

    Introduction JobScheduler jobs and orders can be started / triggered in a number of ways: Time events (for example from Schedules or date/time objects) Manually using the JobScheduler's web-based JOC - JobScheduler Operations Center Interface From run-time events - such as the completion of another job chain
    Product Knowledge BaseDec 05, 2014
  6. Job JobSchedulerHttpPostJob

    The Category "FileHandling" contains descriptions of the ready-made jobs that can be used to check, create and/or manipulate files in different ways. JobSchedulerHttpPostJob http://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/JITL/JobSchedulerHttpPostJob.xml This job can be used to post the content of a file to an URL. An example can
    Product Knowledge BaseApr 30, 2020
  7. How to stop a job in error

    How do I completely stop a job in the event of an error? We do not normally recommend stopping a job in error when the job is in a job chain. This is particularly true if the job is used in multiple chains. The reason for this is that the reasons for errors usually lie in the order parameters. That means that the job
    Product Knowledge BaseOct 19, 2014
  8. How to start a job chain with a time event and only when another job chain has finished

    Problem: You have two job chains. Each of them should start on a specific schedule. But the second job chain should only start when the first in completed. Solution: Add a sync node at the end of the first job chain and at the start of the second job chain. Please add a dummy start node at the begin of the second
    Product Knowledge BaseOct 19, 2014
  9. Example for parallel execution in a job chain

    Example: Multiple parallel processes in a job chain The goal: Write a job chain that starts with the job named truncate_export_table. After this job has been completed four jobs named table partition are to be executed in parallel. A single job that indexes the new partition tables is then to run. Finally
    Product Knowledge BaseMay 19, 2020
  10. How to reschedule a stopped job

      You can configure that a job is stopped after an error. Once the job has been stopped it will not start again when specified in its run time / schedule. It must first be unstopped before it will starts at the next start time specified in its schedule. For this you have the Unstop function in the job menu in JOC
    Product Knowledge BaseOct 15, 2014