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1. Now, in JOE's left-hand Scheduler Elements pane (see the screenshot below), open the Jobs, Job Chains and Job Chain Orders objects by clicking on the chevrons (>) to the left of the object names.
   The most important configuration information for each object (at least for this example) is shown in the following screen shots:
   1. The General Job Attributes of the hello_world_job Job together with the shell script that writes Hello World in the log file:
      
      
      
   2. The Steps/Nodes view of the hello_world_job_chain Job Chain, which includes the hello_world_job at the node with state 10.
      
      
      
   3. The hello_world_order Order, which is configured for the hello_world_job_chain and at this stage has neither Parameters or a Run Time set.
      

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1. Select the Chain Nodes for hallo_world_job_chain by clicking on the Job Chains Steps/Nodes Element.
   
   
2. Click on the New Chain Node button at the right
   
   
3. Enter the information shown in the screenshot below and the click on the Apply Chain Node button:
   
   
   
4. Now deselect the Reorder checkbox (at the right, under the Insert Chain Node button).
   
   
5. Select the pinghello_localworld_hostjob_job2 and then move it up to its correct position in the job chain by clicking as required on the Moves the selected data up one row arrow as shown:
   
   
   
6. Lastly, change the Next State for the hello_world_job from success to 20 using the Next State select box as shown in the diagram below:
   
   Apply Don't forget to apply this change by clicking the Apply Chain Node button.
   
   
7. Save your updated configuration to the file system by clicking on the "Save Configuration" icon as already described above.
   
   
8. Then click on the (unlabeled) grey icon with the arrow to update the Scheduler Elements pane view, answering yes to the Do you want to reload ..." info. box.
   You will now see both jobs listed in the Scheduler Elements pane - under the Jobs element and under the Job Chains Steps/Nodes Element.
   
   
   
9. The job chain could now be run using the JOC Cockpit's Start order immediately function as was done in the first tutorial.
   However, in the next tutorial you will see how a run time can be set using the order's Run Time property, a first step in learning to use JobScheduler's Schedule functions.

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