how to call next components after completion of multiple if conditions.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

How to call next components after completion of multiple if conditions.

PFA screen shot for your references.

How to call after tfileCopy1 to tfileCopy3  is on components OK or if any one or two or all components OK .

Then only run the next any components like toracleSP_t etc.

Thanks

Shree

Thanks

Shree

[Anonymous]

Hi Chris,

Sorry for small change in job.

PFA screen shot for your references.

If am connect tfilelist ---> interate -->tjava-->run if1, runif

if i do this i won't get subok trigger.

Thanks

Shree

muti.PNG

[Anonymous]

The tJavaFlex in your example job will have a OnSubjobOk trigger, and it's this component which will be replaced with multiple (probably just tJava) components joined by OnSubjobOk triggers, one for each Run If, to ensure the execution order you require.

[Anonymous]

Hi Chris,

I have tried that one. But order of run if condition is not loading properly. order 1 trigger after order 2.

Any other suggestion, would be very helpful.

Thanks

Shree

[Anonymous]

As I've explained in each of my previous posts, you need to have MULTIPLE components replacing the single one you have which currently has all of the Run If's, in order to ensure sub-jobs are executed in a specific order.

Each will have just a single Run If, as follows:

[Anonymous]

Hi Chris,

Okay Let me try this one.

Thanks

Shree

[Anonymous]

Hi Chris,

Could you me give me example for below line.  Bit confusion on tSetGlobalvariable.

If necessary, you could reference the Boolean global variables set in each sub-job later in the job to see if any, all, or a specific combination of the sub-jobs ran.

Of course, it you just need to know whether ANY of the sub-jobs ran, you can use a single global Boolean variable.

How to set or check multiple run if before proceed to next components?

Thanks

Shree

[Anonymous]

Hi Shree,

I'm not clear what you're trying to do, so will assume you want to just want to run the first of these sub-jobs which matches its relevant condition.

In each of the sub-jobs you have a tSetGlobalVar component, as per my example above, which sets a variable indicating that it has been run. Let's call it "fileCopied", and set it to true. You will do exactly the same thing, setting this same global variable to true in the tSetGlobalVar component in every sub-job.

In all of the tJava components with a Run If, you would simply add the following code to the condition you already have in Run If:

&& !((Boolean)globalMap.get("fileCopied"))

What this will do, is ensure the Run If condition WILL NOT be met if the "fileCopied" global variable has been set to true, which will be the case if any of the previous sub-jobs have been executed successfully.

As a result, only the first of the sub-jobs will be executed.

Regards,

Chris

[Anonymous]

Hi Chris,

I am attaching my jobs. Please have a look once.

Mean while i check and try review your points which mentioned in posts.

Please let me know if you need any information.

Thanks

Shree

Recon_P_Copy.zip