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Are there any ways of passing parameters or values across parallel jobs in a sequencer?
Scenario: Job 'A' would execute and based on the result of the Job we want either Job 'B' or Job 'C' to execute. Hence the result of Job 'A' would determine the sequence of operation.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: July 29, 2008     Asked by: Manraj 
  
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April 24, 2007 12:48:19   #1  
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RE: Are there any ways of passing parameters or value...
Well,

  We have the same issue here. There were a few custom routines defined earlier to do this job but we are unable to use them in the parallel jobs now.

Can someone throw some light into this issue?

 
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August 02, 2007 00:50:04   #2  
subrahmanyam sanka        

RE: Are there any ways of passing parameters or value...

Please eloborate your question "based on result of job", one techinque is to use the parameter file and set other session based on event wait.


 
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July 29, 2008 11:55:25   #3  
Abhijain Member Since: December 2007   Contribution: 7    

RE: Are there any ways of passing parameters or values across parallel jobs in a sequencer? Scenario: Job 'A' would execute and based on the result of the Job we want either Job 'B' or Job 'C' to execute. Hence the result of Job 'A' would determine the s
Not clear from your question, what do you mean by the result of the job. what I got is- you want to perform the conditional run of the jobs. It can be possible through sequencer.

In sequence, You can check the status of Job A and on that basis can perform conditional operations. say- If status of Job A is 1 i.e. job runs successfully and then you can call Job B otherwise run Job C.

 
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