Sessions by Job (ttaad5101s000)
Use this session to maintain the list of sessions linked to a job. The sequence number determines the order in which the sessions are executed.
You can change the execution order of the sessions and add sessions to a job by copying them from another job.
Field Information
- Job
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The job identification code.
- Job
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The description or name of the code.
- Status
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Indicates the status of the job.
- Company
- Periodical
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If this check box is selected, the job is periodical.
Note: You can define whether or not a job is periodical in the Job Data (ttaad5100s000) session. - Period
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Specifies the number of period units.
- Period
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Specifies the unit of the period.
- Calendar
- Calendar
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The description or name of the code.
- Session Number/Code
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The number that indicates the order of executing of sessions in the job when the sequence number of sessions are the same. The session number is a unique number.
- Session Number/Code
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The package code of the session which has been added to the job.
- Session Number/Code
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The module code of the session which has been added to the job.
- Session Number/Code
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The code of the session which has been added to the job.
- Information
- Sequence Number
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This number determines the order of execution. The sessions with the lowest numbers are executed first. If two sessions have the same sequence number, they are executed in order of session number.
- Active
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If this check box is selected, the session is ready to be executed in the job.
- Device
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The device to which the output of the sessions is sent. When the device type is Append to file or Rewrite file , you can enter a file name in the Output file field.
Note: You cannot send output to a Screen device type. - Output file
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The file to which the output of the job is sent.
Note: You can only fill this field if the device type is Append to file or Rewrite file . - Action on error
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Indicates what must be done, when this session in the job is not terminated successfully.
- Nr. of sessions to skip after error
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Specify the number of sessions which must be skipped after an error in the session of the job. The Action on error field must be set to Continue .
Example
0 = No sessions are skipped. 2 = The next two sessions are skipped; the job continues with the third one. If the number of sessions to skip is higher than the number of remaining sessions in the job, the job is stopped.
- Nr. of sessions to skip after no error
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Specify the number of sessions to skip if this session runs without error.
Example
0 = No sessions will be skipped. 2 = The next two sessions will be skipped; the job continues with the third one. If the number of sessions to skip is higher than the number of remaining sessions in the job, the job will be stopped.