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Scheduling Requirements

amit_vasdev
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we have to schedule batches for below scenario. 

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Step 1. Batch 1 will download a file from ftp/curl

Step 2. Batch 2 will process the file downloaded in step 1

step 3. if batch 2 completes OK , run the dependent jobs otherwise in case of Batch 2 failure , download file again (run the batch1 ) after some interval (2 hour)

 

can someone please help us in scheduling for above scenario in TIDAL .

Thanks

 

 

 

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Marc Clasby
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What is your Agent platform windows? Each scenario is different and I can think of several ways.

but I think at a min you need to use job groups to separate 2 & 3 with 3 waiting for a completed normally.

Personally

I would put 1 & 2 inside a powershell script and use that with a simple re-run event if completed abnormally (the built in events are at the bottom... you can control how many times it reruns as you add event to job with a dialog box)

Inside the script after I evaluate the processing step and create a marker file named something like  Batch2Complete_20150331.txt and make # 3 group depent on that ... sort of guarantees that it worked.

Or

alternatively you could use another job that monitors the processing job and re-insert the group of 1 & 2 with override that has your 2 hour delay built in

powershell example:

 start-sleep 7200 (it is in seconds so 7200 = 2 hours)

Script.ps1

 

might put you on the right track

 

Adding on to the first option suggested above ...

Can we not have jobs 1 and 2 in one job group and 3rd in another. Set a dependency between the job groups.

Create the job event/action on the first job group to rerun N times

In place of marker file, we could also use a Tidal variable. Set the dependency for second job group on the variable value. Remember to reset the value of variable once Job group 2 is active

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