tSystem

[Anonymous]

I am using tSystem to run a Python script.

I am trying to use tSystem_1_EXIT_VALUE to know if the script was able to run. In the Python script, i have added a divided by zero which makes the script fails. On the console, I see the error output. I have tried to print the result by using tJavaRow (   System.out.println(((Integer)globalMap.get("tSystem_1_EXIT_VALUE")));    ) but I always get null!

I want to do a RunIf with the boolean output of EXIT_VALUE.

PS In tSystem, I did set up the output to both Console and Global Variable.

Thanks in advance

[Anonymous]

Hello,

tSYstem EXIT VALUE is an after variable an tJavaRow is used in Flow manner. Therefore you will always have null when you print in tJavaRow. Use tSystem ->runIf(true)->tJava and then Sysout to print the EXIT_VALUE.

Thanks and Regards,

Subhadip

[Anonymous]

Thank 

You mean straight from tSystem to do a RunIf with 

((Integer)globalMap.get("tSystem_1_EXIT_VALUE"))==1

I tried but the condition disappears from the If.

Basically, I want to use tSendMail to send an email if the script fails.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

use like this :

tSystem -> Run IF (condition is : "true") -> tJava -> Run If (Condition is : ((Integer)globalMap.get("tSystem_1_EXIT_VALUE"))==1) -> tSendMail

Thanks and regards,

Subhadip

[Anonymous]

I am not able to do a RunIf on the tJavaRow, I get the 'not' sign. But then again do I really need it? I was just using it for debug purpose.

When I do the RunIf from tSystem to tSendEmail, I get an error, I am not able to save the condition.

Is it because I need to declare the variable in tSystem? I didn't do anything since it was a global variable in the description of tSystem.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi sboivin,

Do not use tJavaRow, use tJava.

I have provided the flow below, please follow as directed.

tSystem -> Run IF (condition is : "true") -> tJava -> Run If (Condition is : ((Integer)globalMap.get("tSystem_1_EXIT_VALUE"))==1) -> tSendMail

Thanks and regards,

Subhadip

[Anonymous]

Thanks Subhadip, it works

I didn't see the tJava previously! Thanks for your help.