I have designed a sequencer with two jobs and they have routine activity stages before and after the job.For restartability purpose I have checked the two check boxes in sequencer properties.The two jobs have execution action as RUN.I use a utility written in DSBasic to read and pass params to the job.Now the problem is when I call the sequencer from the utility it aborts with a message
"sqrPRD001MerchHierarchyLoad..JobControl (@AcsDsLogBegin001): Controller problem: Unhandled failure (402) encountered calling routine DSU.AcsDsLogBegin".
When I uncheck the restartability options in the sequencer it works fine.I am not sure how the restartability is related to calling my routine activity.
The job design is as follows:
beforejobroutine------> <job1>------>afterjobroutine------->beforejobroutine-----><job2>------->afterjobroutine.
Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
Sequencer Restartability
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Edit the job properties of the Job Sequence, and look at the generated code on the Job Control tab. This is the code that (in compiled form) is executed when you request a job sequence run. See if this helps you to determine how the Routine Activity is calling Routine AcsDsLogBegin. For example, does it have the correct number of arguments?
You also need to check to determine that the Routine itself has been compiled successfully.
Resetting the Job Sequence in Director may yield further diagnostic information in an event titled "from previous run". (Or it may not.)
You also need to check to determine that the Routine itself has been compiled successfully.
Resetting the Job Sequence in Director may yield further diagnostic information in an event titled "from previous run". (Or it may not.)
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Re: Sequencer Restartability
Check this post,it should help explain how they relate.shiva459 wrote:I am not sure how the restartability is related to calling my routine activity.
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