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• The use of the spooler_process_before() or spooler_process_after() function in the monitor script defines whether a Monitor is a pre-processor or post-processor.
• In addition to the two spooler_process_... functions two further functions can be used in monitor scripts:
  
  • spooler_task_before()
  • spooler_task_after()
• The most important difference between the spooler_process and spooler_task functions is that the spooler_task functions are able to handle return codes. 

• More detailed information about these functions can be found in the Monitors section of the JobScheduler reference documentation.

Assigning the Example Monitor as a Named Monitor

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• The same Pre-/Post Processing Monitor can be used by a number of jobs.
• The Browse button in the Monitors Used pane can be used to select Monitors from other subfolders in the JobScheduler live folder.
  This means that a series of generic Monitors could be configured in a central directory and then be specified for individual jobs as required.

Specification of

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• Monitors a

the Ordering in Detail

• The Ordering setting can be specified in both the Monitor configuration itself and in the job configuration as an attribute for the Monitors used parameter.
  • Ordering values saved as an attribute for the Monitors used parameter will overwrite settings specified for the Monitor itself.

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