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- Job Chain A has 6 shell jobs 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5 and 6 and Job Chain B has 2 shell jobs.
- If Job 3 in Job Chain A ends successfully (i.e. its shell script ends with a return code = 0):
- .An order will be generated for Job Chain B and the order started.
- The Order running on Job Chain A should proceed to the next node configured for the chain (Job 4).
- If Job 3 in Job Chain A ends in error (i.e. its shell script ends with a return code between 1 and 5) then:
- No order for Job Chain B should be generated.
- The Order running on Job Chain A should skip two processing steps (Jobs 4 and 5) and proceed to the last node in the chain (Job 6).
Processing return codes
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The orders can be started in the Job Chains tab of the JobScheduler Operating Center (JOC) using the Start order now command as shown in the screenshot below:
Run both Order 1 and Order 2 and then open their log files using the Show log link shown in the Order History pane as in the next screenshot:
The code block below can be opened to show part of the log file for Order 0. This shows the log information for Job 3 and the start of Job 4. The following points are relevant:
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