Need help : ON & CODE issue.

Senthilkumar · Post by **Senthilkumar** » 19 Dec 2012 9:06

Hi All,

Need help on the below

We have batch of 50 jobs and in that middle of the job (for ex : 28), which it returns the code as 180 then it should continue the batch and mail sent to the customer, other than 180 and non zero then it should stop the batch and mail need to send to the customer that the batch is stopped.

I have the below steps configuration

On stmt *
code =180
do condition ABC
date ODAT
sign +

on stmt *
code >180
do mail

on stmt *
code <180>1 but here 180 also will come under this catagory, and two mails will generate and leads to confusion.

How can pass the multiple code in a single code statement like "compstat > 0 AND compstat <180" is it possible ? if it is possible then please do let me know what changes needs to be done.

Awaiting your updates.

Thank you,
Senthil

bglr_admin · Post by **bglr_admin** » 19 Dec 2012 12:28

HI,
I don't understand, why all this required, You can just add a on condition for COMPSTAT=180 then do OK & do mail,
This serves your purpose

Senthilkumar · Post by **Senthilkumar** » 19 Dec 2012 2:54

Hi,

The Requirement is if the job failure with other error they need the mail stating the "job failed with Error. Hence STOPPING the Batch chain"

If the job is failed with 180 then it should continue the batch send an email stating that " FAILED with ERROR 180. Hence Continuing the BATCH".

Thanks,
Senthil.

Sommi · Post by **Sommi** » 31 Dec 2012 11:51

Hi Senthil,
You can try the below:
On Stmt=*
Code=180
Do Ok
On Stmt=*
Code =180
Do mail"FAILED with ERROR 180"
On Stmt=*
Code =COMPSTAT>0
Do mail"Job Failed with error"
On Stmt=*
Code =COMPSTAT>180
Do mail"Job Failed with error"

Thanks,
Soumya

Winsome · Post by **Winsome** » 31 Dec 2012 12:59

Hello,

Your job should end ok and stop for Code 0, hence you do not have to mention any clause in Steps tab for that value, unless you have specified a different return code upon successful completion and if it is a One time run job.

The commands would be different for a batch with all cyclic jobs and a batch with non cyclic jobs.

For cyclic job
On Stmt * Code COMPSTAT!0
Do Mail FAILED WITH ERROR %%COMPSTAT
Do Stop cyclic

On Stmt * Code COMPSTAT=180
Do Rerun

For non cyclic
On Stmt * Code COMPSTAT!0
Do Mail FAILED WITH ERROR %%COMPSTAT

On Stmt * Code COMPSTAT=180
Do Rerun

On Stmt * Code COMPSTAT=0
Do Rerun

Hope that helped.