sequence job issues
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2011 9:16 pm
Hi all,
I have a sequence job, in which am running 8 jobs parallely. And i have given an exception handler ---> mail ----> terminator. For testing purpose i made one job to fail. When i ran the sequence job, all the jobs finished except the job with error. How is it possible. I have given a terminator with "abort by sending stop requests " and i dint click "wait for all jobs to finish ".
But all the jobs run for 5 seconds max. I dont know before sending stop requests the jobs might get finished. Please clarify. And when i run the sequence again, its starts should start from the third job(aborted job) but it runs all the jobs. i have enabled "reset if required and run" and reset is happening fine.
1)Reset means previous compiled state?
2)Can anyone tell the significance of "do not checkpoint run". I saw one option like that.
3)How to start the jobs from the point of failure?
4) how to stop running the remaining jobs when one job gets aborted ?
Thanks in advance. your help will be much appreciated.
I have a sequence job, in which am running 8 jobs parallely. And i have given an exception handler ---> mail ----> terminator. For testing purpose i made one job to fail. When i ran the sequence job, all the jobs finished except the job with error. How is it possible. I have given a terminator with "abort by sending stop requests " and i dint click "wait for all jobs to finish ".
But all the jobs run for 5 seconds max. I dont know before sending stop requests the jobs might get finished. Please clarify. And when i run the sequence again, its starts should start from the third job(aborted job) but it runs all the jobs. i have enabled "reset if required and run" and reset is happening fine.
1)Reset means previous compiled state?
2)Can anyone tell the significance of "do not checkpoint run". I saw one option like that.
3)How to start the jobs from the point of failure?
4) how to stop running the remaining jobs when one job gets aborted ?
Thanks in advance. your help will be much appreciated.