Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler 6.2

The following table lists the operator values that are available:

Any step ending with a condition code that matches any of the criteria specified in the config file means 
that the step is considered to have completed normally. Multiple criteria may be specified for the same 
step by listing the step more than once with different values. For example, if you wanted a step to be 
considered normal if it completes with a condition code value of 0, 4, 8 and 16 (but not 12), you could 
add the following lines to the config file:

JOB01.STEP01.PROC01=4

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JOB01.STEP01.PROC01=8

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JOB01.STEP01.PROC01=16

Keep in mind that the step will be evaluated as normal if any of the conditions are true. If you add the 
line 

then the step completes normally only if the condition code value 

is 0, 4, 8, 16 or greater than 1,000. Any other value that is returned is considered abnormal.

If you list multiple condition codes values, be sure to list specific step masks before any more generic 
masks. The values for job, procstepname, jobstepname and condition code are retrieved from each of the 
job log’s IEF142I messages during evaluation. 

The following is an example for jobs that do not use a job PROC. In this case, the condition code value 
of 4 for (job) 

 (job step) 

 means the job completed normally.

SETCC1.STEP1=4

You can specify more than one control card for a job step, in this case both condition codes 4 and 8 for 

 will be normal (ignored):

SETCC1.STEP1=4

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SETCC1.STEP1=8

Refer to the table in 

 for a list of the operands available 

for use when configuring condition codes.

Examples of control cards for jobsteps are provided here:

=

If the returned condition code equals the specified value, the step is considered to have 
completed normally.

<

If the returned condition code is less than the specified value, the step is considered to have 
completed normally

>

If the returned condition code is greater than the specified value, the step is considered to 
have completed normally

<=

If the returned condition code is less than or equal to the specified value, the step is 
considered to have completed normally

>=

If the returned condition code is greater than or equal to the specified value, the step is 
considered to have completed normally

<>

f the returned condition code is not equal to the specified value, the step is considered to 
have completed normally