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- The JS1 knows Jobs and Job Chains that implement a sequence of jobs.
- A job is an object that can be modified individually and that can be re-used with a number of job chains.
- A job is defined to be operated standalone or as a node in a job chain.
- Any changes to jobs and job chains are immediately in effect.
- The JS7 is not limited to a sequence of JS7 - Jobs but introduces a number of JS7 - Workflow Patterns which is why the term workflow replaces job chain.
- A job is available within a workflow only. A job is not an independent object and it cannot be re-used.
- While users might consider this a limitation, in fact it guarantees a self-contained and consistent workflow configuration. Consider the fact that a JS1 job could be modified or removed at run-time leaving the job chain in a critical status. The JobScheduler Master had to check for updated versions of a job XML file and had to apply any modifications in good time. If modifications are not consistent, e.g. if the job parameterization changed, then this breaks a current order run as any changes to jobs are immediately applied.
- Modifications of a JS7 job force a workflow to be deployed once again.
- The JS7 offers bulk operations for jobs The JS7 - Bulk Operations for Jobs offer to modify a single job and to apply changes to a number of jobs across workflows.
- There are no JS1 standalone jobs in JS7, instead such jobs are considered workflows with a single job.
- Changes to workflows take effect for newly added JS7 - Orders only. The JS7 Controller keeps track of workflow versions as long as an order is assigned the workflow.
- At the point of time of submission an order is associated with the current version of a workflow.
- If the workflow changes later on then this has no impact on submitted orders, but affects new orders only that are submitted after this change.
- This feature can be used to target changes of a workflow to a future date. Existing orders can be cancelled and re-submitted to be assigned the current version of a workflow from the Daily Plan view.
- A job is available within a workflow only. A job is not an independent object and it cannot be re-used.
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