Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 User Guide

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Jobs and Job Groups

Job Procedures

Select the job or job group to delete and click the Delete button on the CWA toolbar. You could also right-click the
job or job group and select

Delete Job/Group from the context men or select the job or job group to delete and

press the D

ELETE

key on your keyboard.

To select multiple jobs or job groups, hold down either the S

HIFT

or the C

TRL

key on your keyboard while you click

your selections.

Click Yes in the Confirmation dialog to delete the job or job group.

Deleting a Dependency

To delete a dependency:

From the Navigator pane, select Definitions>Jobs to display the Jobs pane.

Double-click the job or job group that you want to edit.

Click the Dependencies tab.

Select the dependency and click Delete.

If you click the Delete button without selecting a dependency, then the last listed dependency is deleted.

Note: Deleting a dependency from a job or job group definition does not delete the actual job, file or variable the
dependency refers to. It only removes that dependency from the definition you are editing.

Deleting a Job Event From a Job

To delete a job event from a job:

From the Navigator pane, select Definitions>Jobs to display the Jobs pane.

Double-click the job or job group that you want to edit.

Click the Job Events tab.

Select the job event to remove.

Click Delete. The job event is removed from the job or job group definition.

Determining the Result From the Exit Code Automatically

To determine the result from the exit code automatically:

From the Navigator pane, select Definitions>Jobs to display the Jobs pane.

Double-click the job you want to edit.

Click the Run tab.

In the Tracking section, select the Exit Code option.

The Job Activity pane displays the job’s completion status based on the job’s exit code.

Determining the Completion Status Manually

To determine the completion status manually:

From the Navigator pane, select Definitions>Jobs to display the Jobs pane.