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Command rjsp

NAME

Command rjsp :: Ref Job Set Path

SYNOPSIS

rjsp RefName TaskName JobName Path

DESCRIPTION

The rjsp command is used to set the path of a job in a referential. The parameters are the referential name, the task name, the job name and the path of the job.

EXAMPLE

In this example, a task `task1' is created. A job named `job1' is created in `task1'. The rjsp command is used to define the path of the script to execute : `/bin/a_script.sh'. This script will be executed on `localhost', because the task of the job is linked with a queue of the `localhost' target.

rji is used to print job informations : you can verify that path is defined and that job will be run on `localhost'.

 
$ dio87d -d
$ 
$ dio87c ra my_ref    
$ dio87c rta my_ref task1
$ 
$ dio87c rja my_ref task1 job1
$ dio87c rjsp my_ref task1 job1 "/bin/a_script.sh" 
$
$ dio87c rji my_ref task1 job1
Job Name:       job1
Task Name:      task1
Ref Name:       my_ref
Description:	
Task Target:    localhost
Target Queue:   batch
Path:           /bin/a_script.sh
Argument:       none
Start Tempo:    0
End Tempo:      0
Wait All Dependencies:   true
On Error Continue:      true
$

ACCESS CONTROL

This function requires the `manage' privilege for the `referential' command family.

SEE ALSO



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