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The normal behaviour is that Job Scheduler handles exit codes <> 0 as an error. In dependence of the error handling, the order go to error state or will be suspended/setbacked. You can change this behaviour by implementing a post processing. In this sample job chain, the post processing is configured as a cdata for the reason of better readability. You can also provide a file with the post processing script to get an general error handling by including the file.
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