Interesting thought. I've been assuming that the 'fails' mentioned above means 'aborted' but perhaps that's not the case. If the "sub-sequences" don't abort then you can't expect the "master sequence" to do the same without all of the shenanigans you've resorted to.parag.s.27 wrote:But still if any of the subsequence S1, S2 or S3 fails then the master sequence M1 is not getting aborted, but is showing Finished(See Log)
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Re: Master Sequence is not restartable
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Re: Master Sequence is not restartable
No here it means abort only..I am able to abort the subsequences S1, S2, S3 but even if any of these get aborted, then also the Master Sequence M1 shows, Finished(See Log)chulett wrote:Interesting thought. I've been assuming that the 'fails' mentioned above means 'aborted' but perhaps that's not the case. If the "sub-sequences" don't abort then you can't expect the "master sequence" to do the same without all of the shenanigans you've resorted to.parag.s.27 wrote:But still if any of the subsequence S1, S2 or S3 fails then the master sequence M1 is not getting aborted, but is showing Finished(See Log)
Even If I use an Exception Handler or, The "Automatically Handle" option, It is not able to Abort the master sequence.
Till now the design I showed for restartability is working, But I haven't tried for failing of S3 in the same design. May be the suggestion you were giving is quite right. I'll try and abort the subsequence S3 and will check if it is restartable
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Parag Saundattikar
Certified for Infosphere DataStage v8.0
Hi,
I am too facing a similar problem. The fact is that; the jobs inside the sequence aborts, which is like successfully executed the sequence.
Therefore it returns with the return status 1 and starts executing the next sequence.
So to abort it, then instead of using a sequencer better write a job control to handle the jobs.
This should solve the problem
Thanks
I am too facing a similar problem. The fact is that; the jobs inside the sequence aborts, which is like successfully executed the sequence.
Therefore it returns with the return status 1 and starts executing the next sequence.
So to abort it, then instead of using a sequencer better write a job control to handle the jobs.
This should solve the problem
Thanks
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I've said all I can say on this subject. I know how it works and it works just fine for me. So we're either missing some vital bit of information or they've broken some aspect of this in the 8.x version. Going to repeat this one last time...
Open a case with your official Support provider. Have them explain what the heck is going on and then let us know what you find out so we can bring closure to this.
Open a case with your official Support provider. Have them explain what the heck is going on and then let us know what you find out so we can bring closure to this.
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Hi Chulett,chulett wrote:I've said all I can say on this subject. I know how it works and it works just fine for me. So we're either missing some vital bit of information or they've broken some aspect of this in the 8.x version. Going to repeat this one last time...
Open a case with your official Support provider. Have them explain what the heck is going on and then let us know what you find out so we can bring closure to this.
Thanks a lot for your suggestions, we'll try and open a discussion with support, and will let all the people know in this forum, if we get some response
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Parag Saundattikar
Certified for Infosphere DataStage v8.0
Parag Saundattikar
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