Validation and execution

These are the execution steps:

• The macro determines the lock that is currently acquired for the batch. This can be ‘named lock’ or ‘global lock’.
• The macro releases the ‘named lock’ or ‘global lock’.
• An SCV batch with a batch name can start running if the lock is release.
• An SCV batch or SCV job that requires the ‘global lock’ can run, if SCV batches with a batch name or with the ‘global lock’ is not available.
• These are the execution rules:The status of the job is set to Error if the macro execution fails to complete.
• The macro holds the acquired ‘named lock’ or ‘global lock’ until the macro execution reaches at a macro step with the EndSCVBatch command or until the end of the macro execution.
  Note: If macro steps are not executed after the execution of EndSCVBatch command, the macro steps are executed as other macro without an SCV Batch.
• The nested SCV batches are not allowed in a macro.
• A macro can acquire two locks sequentially. However, one at a time. The second SCV batch can only start after the first SCV Batch is explicitly stopped in the macro.