How to resolve variables in command line without running

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How to resolve variables in command line without running

Post by mwoolston » 07 Jun 2013 2:22

Hi
I am using version 7.0

I was wondering if there is an easy way to resolve variables in a command line without running the job or command line, I would like to be able to do this without having the job to be ordered.
I do know about putting an echo command in the line, but is there an easier way to achieve this.

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jobschubse

Post by jobschubse » 10 Jun 2013 1:38

what you intend to do
is there any benefit to know the value without using the variable?

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Post by mwoolston » 11 Jun 2013 7:31

Hi it is a check on new created schedules

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Post by gglau » 11 Jun 2013 3:22

it is a check on new created schedules
Use Control-M/Desktop to look at job definition. You are looking at how variables are being defined, not being resolved.
to resolve variables in a command line without running the job or command line ... be able to do this without having the job to be ordered
This is impossible. Job variables are created within active job. If job is not ordered, variables do not exist.

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Post by Michaeltrioo » 16 Oct 2013 8:42

You can see your job definition on your Control-M desktop.



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Post by fyot » 16 Oct 2013 8:34

Maybe using LIBMEMSYM between jobs

Look for %%LIBMEMSYM and its function.

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