JS7 JobScheduler

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Introduction

Workflows implement jobs and dependencies for workload automation. Orders are triggers that cause the execution of workflows.

  • The Configuration View offers a graphical design view from the JS7 - Workflow Editor.
  • The Workflows View offers a tactical view that can be used to monitor the processing of orders with workflows in near real-time and perform interventions if required.

Orders in a workflow can be started from specific positions and can be made to end with specific positions:
FEATURE AVAILABILITY STARTING FROM RELEASE 2.4.0

Start Position and End Positions of Orders in a Workflow

When adding orders from JS7 - Schedules and from the Workflows view and when modifying orders in the JS7 - Daily Plan then they can be assigned

  • a start position in the workflow:
    • users can select a later instruction, for example a job in a workflow, from which the order will start,
    • any top-level instructions can be selected.
  • any number of end positions in the workflow:
    • more than one position can be selected,
    • any top-level instructions can be selected.

Note: The start position and end positions specify the instructions in a workflow before which an order will start or complete.

FEATURE AVAILABILITY STARTING FROM RELEASE 2.4.0

Adding Order Positions from the Instruction List

The popup window for adding orders allows to select the start position and end positions.

  • Users can select top-level instructions as positions. Nested instructions cannot be selected as positions.
  • A single start position can be selected and any number of end positions following the start position can be selected.

Adding Order Positions from the Graphical View

The popup window for adding orders offers the icon to display the graphical workflow view for selecting a start position and end positions:

  • For the start position users can click a single top-level instruction.
  • For the end positions users can click any number of top-level instructions at which the order will complete the workflow.
    • A first click selects the position.
    • A second click unselects the position.

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