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• Positive Check
  • Start the order start_job_stream1 using JOC's Start Order now context menu. Alernatively add a new order.
    • The order should pass through the job chain without errors.
  • Start the order start_job_stream2 using JOC's Start Order now context menu. Alternatively add a new order.
    • The order should also pass through the job chain without errors.
    • As the job chains job_stream1 and job_stream2 completed successfully the job chain job_stream3 will be kicked off by job7 of job_stream2.
    • Job chain job_stream3 runs job8 and job9 in parallel.
    • job9 in job_stream3 will take longer than job8 to complete and will start job chain job_stream4.
    • Job chain job_stream4 with job10 will complete successfully.
• Negative Check
  • Modify the job job1 in job chain job_stream1 to include an error, e.g. by adding the command exit 1 as the final line in the job script.
  • Start the order start_job_stream1 using JOC's Start Order now context menu. Alernatively add a new order.
    
    • The order should complete with an error having passed job1, no further jobs are executed.
  • Add a new order to job chain job_stream1 and specify job2 as the initial order state.
    • This approach simulates job2 being started independently.
    • The jobs job2 up to job6 in job chain job_stream1 are skipped due to failed or missing execution of predecessor jobs.
    • Should you previously have performed the Positive Check then the job chains job_stream3 and job_stream4 will be kicked off. The fact that job chain job_stream2 has previously completed successfully during the Positive Check run is sufficient to allow execution of job_stream3 and job_stream4..

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References

Change Management References

Documentation

• How to check the job history for previous job runs
• How to check previous job chain executions and to start successor job chains

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