Hi all,
I have a master sequence (MS) calling multiple sequences (S1,S2,S3).
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MS:
S1 --Execute OK--> S2 --Execute OK--> S3
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Configuration for S1, S2 and S3:
1) Reset if required, then run
2) Sequence is restartable
Scenario:
S1 finished successfully but one of the jobs in S2 failed. When I restart MS, S1 is executed again and for S2, it continued from the point of failure.
Question:
Is there a way to NOT execute S1 again upon restart of MS? I notice in the S1 log, the checkpoint is removed upon successful completion of the sequence S1.
Thanks.
Desmond
Reset / restart of multiple layers of sequences
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One more question:
Under what circumstances will a job or sequence do a reset then run or run with the configuration 'reset if required, then run'?
With reference to the first post, if I reset MS and then run, S1 will run. S2 will run from the point of failure and does not reset. Isn't it strange for S2 not to reset although I specify 'reset if required, then run'. S2 was in Aborted/Restartable state.
Under what circumstances will a job or sequence do a reset then run or run with the configuration 'reset if required, then run'?
With reference to the first post, if I reset MS and then run, S1 will run. S2 will run from the point of failure and does not reset. Isn't it strange for S2 not to reset although I specify 'reset if required, then run'. S2 was in Aborted/Restartable state.
Last question first - it doesn't reset because it wasn't "required", the job was in a Restartable state. If it was just Aborted then it would have reset it.
When the job in S2 fails, you need to ensure that S2 itself aborts which it sounds like you are doing. Then, you need to ensure that MS notices the S2 abort and Aborts as well. In other words, both S2 and MS need to end up in an 'Aborted/Restartable' status for the behaviour you want.
When the job in S2 fails, you need to ensure that S2 itself aborts which it sounds like you are doing. Then, you need to ensure that MS notices the S2 abort and Aborts as well. In other words, both S2 and MS need to end up in an 'Aborted/Restartable' status for the behaviour you want.
-craig
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