CAn we capture the JOBSTATUS in After job subroutine

[anshumangupta1206]

I am trying to get the JobStatus = DSGetJobInfo(JobHandle, DSJ.JOBSTATUS)

and then checking the status as follows
If JobStatus = DSJS.RUNFAILED Then

Reply = DSSendMail(InputArg)

End

but the status check is not working..

Is it something that we cant' check the status in the after job subroutine

[kduke]

The job is still running when the after job routine kicks off. So the status still shows running and then it fails.

[chulett]

Exactly. So use a Sequence job to do the check after the job completes and to conditionally send the email.

[anshumangupta1206]

Thanks, now got it done though a seaprate subroutine

I am trying to get the JobStatus = DSGetJobInfo(JobHandle, DSJ.JOBSTATUS)

and then checking the status as follows
If JobStatus = DSJS.RUNFAILED Then

Reply = DSSendMail(InputArg)

End

but the status check is not working..

Is it something that we cant' check the status in the after job subroutine

[katz]

hi anshumangupta1206,

I have noticed that the Job Report when executed in an After-job routine (DSMakeJobReport using handle DJS.ME) captures the correct job status. At least this is true when outputing an XML job report - I have not tested the other report levels.

It would be possible for you to extract the job's status from the job report and use the extracted value for the decision to send a mail.

katz

[ray.wurlod]

You can do this by asking for the "interim status" - the status that the job would have if its after-job subroutine weren't keeping it running.

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DSGetJobInfo(DSJ.ME, DSJ.JOBINTERIMSTATUS)