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Stopping Jobs
When you stop a job using the JOC (JobScheduler Operations Center) this job will not run any more. When you stop a running job, the task will first be endet ended normally and the job will be stopped.
When the stopped job is used in a job chain, all orders will wait before the node until the job will be resumed.
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Jobs will be stopped, when using the stop job function in JOC
Jobs remain stopped when JobScheduler will be restarted
You can only resume a stop job by using the unstop funcion function in JOC
When you use the job in several job chains, you should set the stop on error option to false.
Disabling Jobs
A job will be disabled, by setting the enabled attribute to "no". You can do this by editing the job in joe. A disabled job only can be enabled by changing the attribute. There is no function in JOC, to dis/enable a job.
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Jobs remain disabled when JobScheduler will be restarted
Please make sure, the the disabled job is not used in job chains.
Skipping Nodes
If you want to skip the execution of a job in a job chain, the best way to do this is to skip the node. Skipping the node has no effects to other job chains which uses the same job.
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Nodes will be skipped when using the skip node function in JOC
Jobs remain stopped when JobScheduler will be restarted
You can only resume a stopped job by using the unstop funcion function in JOC
When you use the job in several job chains, you should set the stop on error option to false.
