Oh I see. Sorry, my mistake. I should have asked you a bit more about your config. My assumption was that you were simply dropping the jobs in and expecting parallel processing.
But in anycase, since these child jobs belong to same parent job , is there any way to interrupt or disconnect the parent job (stop parent job execution) in case any of the child job fails
....you can tick "Exit virtual machine immediately" in the tDie's Advanced settings. But you will need to ensure that you have switched off the "Die on child error" of the job which feeds the tDie that does this.
Sorry, what i was thinking is like the other child job execution (Sample test 2) should stop due to error in Sample test 1, but the control should go back to the parent job and there i can send a mail with an error message.
Is this somehow possible ? (job should not be closed immediately but the control should go back to parent job with error from child jobs and i can use that error to trigger an error mail)
This could solve a big problem of mine!!
Can you also let me know if JVM option if checked will stop the whole job . for example in the parent job if i call two jobs and i got an error in parent 1 and i used exit JVM option over there then it will stop parent 2 execution also right ?
Summarizing, below is the requirement
Parent jobs are running in multi thread execution
1) Parent Job 1
1) Child Job 1-1
2) Child Job 2-1
2) Parent Job 2
1) Child Job 1-2
2) Child Job 2-2
Siutation - If Child Job 1-1 fails, then the Child Job 2-1 should stop processing further and contral should return to Parent Job 1 and email should be triggered since there was an error in Child Job 1-1
For the Parent Job 2, the process should get completed with success email message.
There is a way, but you will need to really pay attention to controlling this. For child jobs 1-1, 1-2, 2-1 and 2-2 use the mechanism I described where you connect to a tDie and terminate the JVM (tDie option). This will kill the other job within that parent job. But for Parent Jobs 1 and 2 set the "Use independent process to run subjob". That should allow your parent jobs (1 and 2) to report on what has gone wrong in your top level parent job.
