Hi All,
I have a job control which attaches a job sequence, the job sequence calls two more sequences.
All the triggers are set to OK Condn.
But still if a job inside the sequence aborts, the next job within that sequence aborts: but the calling sequence executes till the last job and gives a finished status not an aborted status.
The flow is like:
1 Master Job Control
1.1 Sequence1
1.1.1 Sequence_1
1.1.1.1 Some job1
1.1.2 Sequence_2
1.1.2.1 Some Job2
1.2 Sequence2
1.2.1 Some Job
The case is if 1.1.1.1 aborts the 1.1.2 gets aborted but then the 1.2 sequece starts executing tilll the end.
Is there any way to make it abort if any job inside 1.1 aborts?
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Yes. Propagate the warnings upwards by checking "Log warnings after activities that finish with status other than OK" and/or "Automatically handle activities that fail" and/or direct all failures to a Routine that executes UtilityWarningToLog. Detect these warnings in the job sequence at each level and act appropriately.
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You find them in 7.5.
Without that you're pretty much limited to explicitly handling failures through Failure triggers and routine activities that log warnings.
Without that you're pretty much limited to explicitly handling failures through Failure triggers and routine activities that log warnings.
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