Hi,
I am defining user-defined variables in administrator. I need to set these variables for all the jobs/Selective jobs in a project, in a single shot, rather than adding from job properties parameters tab.
Any prefered approach !
Providing parameters to all the jobs/Selective jobs
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Do you mean environment variables?
The answer is to use parameter sets.
To do that, you will need to upgrade to version 8. Until then there is no "all in one shot" solution.
Another possibility is custom coded "read parameters from a file" functionality, perhaps in job control routine.
The answer is to use parameter sets.
To do that, you will need to upgrade to version 8. Until then there is no "all in one shot" solution.
Another possibility is custom coded "read parameters from a file" functionality, perhaps in job control routine.
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There is no solution for one shot of variables in 8.0
hiray.wurlod wrote:Do you mean environment variables?
The answer is to use parameter sets.
To do that, you will need to upgrade to version 8. Until then there is no "all in one shot" solution.
Another possibil ...
after adding variable in administrator there is no solution to add at a shot up to 8.0,but simpler thing is at the time of development add the variables in all/selective jobs through add environment variables tab and set $PROJDEF to those variables after that instead of changing every time in administrator at the time of sequence running write one script in unix which will display all the required parametersfrom a file and take executesh stage in sequencer and in that call the unix script and following that in each and every job activity write function to read those variables
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