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sanjay_mf
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| I have to restart a job from the 3rd step. The 3rd step uses a COND parameter which says it will execute based on the results of the 2nd step. Can I use the RESTART parameter in this case, like RESTART=step3, knowing that the execution of the 3rd step depends on the result of the 2nd step? |
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 Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:41 am Post subject: Re: Use of RESTART in presence of COND? |
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yes, if it is failed in step 3.  |
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mohitsaini
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| Step 3 will execute. |
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sanjay_mf
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| Does it mean that, in this particular scenario, the COND parameter(of step3) wont come into effect at all? |
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Help-Me-Out
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| sanjay_mf wrote: |
| Does it mean that, in this particular scenario, the COND parameter(of step3) wont come into effect at all? |
Ofcourse it will consider the condition. It will execute only if previous step is successful or according to your condition code check.
You can restart the step any time (provided failed in that step).
Hope this helps!!  |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Does it mean that, in this particular scenario, the COND parameter(of step3) wont come into effect at all? |
Yes, there is no condition code to test so it will not come into affect. Step3 will execute. |
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