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mkk157
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Hi,
I have 10 steps in a Job.
Requirement is
1) Every Odd step should execute irrespective of the return code from any of the previous steps.
i.e. STEP1, STEP3, STEP5, STEP7, STEP9
2) Every Even step should execute only if its preceeding step executes successfully. (Return code = 0)
i.e. STEP2 should run only if STEP1 executes successfully.
STEP4 should run only if STEP3 executes successfully.
STEP6 should run only if STEP5 executes successfully.
STEP8 should run only if STEP7 executes successfully.
STEP10 should run only if STE9 executes successfully.
Please help me in writing the COND parameters at each step. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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why not use the IF/THEN/ELSE??
much simpler to use and understand! |
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Anuj Dhawan
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1. IEBEDIT should suffice, please serach the Forum on "IEBEDIT".
2. Please tell us what you've tried? |
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mkk157
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Hi enrico-sorichetti
I know writing using IF/THEN.
Pls advice, how to write the code using COND parameter. |
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Akatsukami
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| mkk157 wrote: |
Hi enrico-sorichetti
I know writing using IF/THEN.
Pls advice, how to write the code using COND parameter. |
Why are you using this inferior method? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
While reviewing the reference material Enrico provided, keep in mind that steps that should always run need no COND=. The steps that depend on the prior step need to mention that step in the COND=. . . |
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