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• The JobChainSplitter Job is the Splitter JITL Job and uses the Java class com.sos.jitl.splitter.JobChainSplitterJSAdapterClass.
  • There is no restriction on the name which can be given to this Job.
  • The JobChainSplitter Job is used with the following parameters:
    • state_names:
      • A list of semicolon separated Job Node states.
        
        • The Job Node state names correspond to the state names of the first job node of each child Job Chain segment that is to be processed in parallel. 
        • An individual Order is created for each entry in this list.
      • In order to support better graphical output for the JOE graphical diagram the state names are prefixed with the name of the state of the split Job, a colon and the name of the job associated with the state.
        
        • Example for state of job3: split:job3
        • Example for state_names parameter value: split:job3;split:job4
    • sync_state_name:
      
      • This parameter is required for the Job Chain Details view in the JOC Cockpit and for the Job Chain Diagram shown in JOE. It accepts the value of the state that is associated with the join Job node.
  • Each child Job Chain segment can have any number of Jobs and can also include further split and join nodes.
    (See the How to Nest Parallel Executing Jobs in a Job Chain article for more information.)

  • The implementation of this Job is shown in the following code:

    Code Block
    language xml title The Split Job collapse true
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <job title="Start a parallel processing in a job chain" order="yes" stop_on_error="no"> <description > <include file="jobs/JobSchedulerJobChainSplitter.xml"/> </description> <params > <param name="state_names" value="split:job3;split:job4"/> <param name="join_state_name" value="join"/> </params> <script language="java" java_class="com.sos.jitl.splitter.JobChainSplitterJSAdapterClass"/> <run_time /> </job>

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