Hi,
What is difference calling the email routine in after-job-routine in job and creating routine activity in Sequencer?
Is there any differnece? Could please tell me?
Thanks in advance.
Reagrds,
Reddy.
Difference between Email routine using the Sequencer and job
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Re: Difference between Email routine using the Sequencer and
You cannot create a Routine_Activity in a Sequencer. But you can certainly create a Routine_Activity in a Job Sequence.prmuttireddy wrote:creating routine activity in Sequencer?
When you call a routine in an after job sub-routine, the routine is executed after each job run.prmuttireddy wrote:What is difference calling the email routine in after-job-routine in job and creating routine activity in Sequencer?
When you have a Routine_Activity in a Job Sequence, the routine is executed when the job sequence is run.
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A sequencer can only make an Any or All decision to trigger its output(s) depending on whether its inputs have fired. It can not invoke routines.
In a job sequence, however, you can invoke DSSendMail via a Routine activity (clumsy) or a Notification activity.
In a job sequence, however, you can invoke DSSendMail via a Routine activity (clumsy) or a Notification activity.
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