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- "splitter job node name" ":" "job name" - in . In the example diagram above, one of the first nodes would then be have the name split_partitions:partition_1.
This syntax allows the diagram algorithmus in JOEto algorithm in JOE (that was used to draw the "diamond" diagram shown above) to know and correctly display the nodes that directly follow on from the splitter. This is because the JobScheduler syntax does not recognise It is necessary to use this type of job name syntax as the syntax used by JobScheduler does not recognize predecessor relationships (only successors).
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Splitter nodes
We recommend that you start the node name of a splitter job with the prefix split (e.g. split_partitions). This means that the algorithmus in JOE that produces the diagrams "knows" that this is a splitter node and can render it correctly. This is necessary because "Splitter" is not a node typeuse the following syntax for the names of job nodes that are processed in parallel:
- "splitter job node name" ":" "job name". In the example diagram above, one of the first nodes would then have the name split_partitions:partition_1.
This syntax allows the diagram algorithm in JOE to draw job chain diagrams and correctly display the nodes that directly follow on from the splitter. It is necessary to use this type of job name syntax for the algorithm as the syntax used by JobScheduler does not recognize predecessor relationships (only successors).
Parallel nodes
We recommend that you use the following syntax for the names of job nodes that are processed in parallel:
"splitter job node name" ":" "job name".
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