Hi Zia,
When making intraday changes, are you disabling the job(s) to remove them from the schedule?
I've listed below in step order how to setup this type of dependency using variables
Step 1:
Create variable TEST_RUN_SUCCESSORS TYPE = BOOLEAN and initialize to FALSE
Step 2:
Create (2) variable actions:
TEST_SET_RUN_SUCCESSORS_FALSE, set variable TEST_RUN_SUCCESSORS = FALSE
TEST_SET_RUN_SUCCESSORS_TRUE, set variable TEST_RUN_SUCCESSORS_TRUE
Step 3:
Create (2) job events, then add (2) variable actions:
TEST_SET_RUN_SUCCESSORS_TRUE, triggered by job completed normally
TEST_SET_RUN_SUCCESSORS_FALSE, triggered by job completed normally <- used for resetting variable back to false
Step 4:
Create trigger JOB X and have this setup similar to 070_PDI_REAL_TIME, running a new occurrence every 120 minutes up to 7 times.
In JOB X,
add 070_PDI_REAL_TIME as job/group dependency whenever it completes normally with matching occurrence.
Add job event TEST_SET_RUN_SUCCESSORS_TRUE
Step 5:
Create successor JOB C and have this setup to run between the hours of 11:00am and 11:59pm, running the same occurrence
In Job C,
Add a variable dependency TEST_RUN_SUCCESSORS = TRUE
Add a job dependency TEST_TRIGGER_JOB_1300
Add a job dependency TEST_TRIGGER_JOB_1900
Add a job dependency TEST_TRIGGER_JOB_2100
Select at least one must be met, AND rerun each time dependencies are met
Add job event TEST_SET_RUN_SUCCESSORS_FALSE <- used for resetting variable back to false
This setup will allow Job C to run whenever 070_PDI_REAL_TIME completes normally and setting variable to TRUE, or whenever one of the trigger jobs complete normally (1:00pm, 7:00pm, and 9:00pm).
BR,
Derrick Au
