Tivoli Workload Automation v.8.5.1 SPE/FP - Nordic TWS conference

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Conditional dependency - Value propositionHelps mapping dynamic business processes, increases the automationand the self-recovery, improves run time executionConditional Dependency abstractPossibility to define/monitor for a jobcomplex conditions on predecessorsError Codes and/or StatusesCustomer scenariosModel and monitor branches of workflows performing processes that depend on realtimeconditionsImplement self-recovery system, triggering automated processes to recover differenterror conditions10Nordic TWS Guide 2011© 2011 IBM Corporation
Conditional dependency - IntroductionA dependency can be...Normal = 1-1 relationship betweenpredecessor and successorConditional = 1 to many relationship between one“conditional successor” and one or more“conditional predecessors”The successorstarts if andonly if thePredecessor Successor predecessorConditionalcompletesPredecessorsConditionalSuccessorThe conditionalsuccessor starts if acombination of statusesand return codes ofpredecessors is matchedA conditional dependency can be...At job levelAt step levelConditional successorchecks the status or returncode of the job in theconditional predecessorConditional successor checks the return code of aspecific step in the job of the conditional predecessors11Nordic TWS Guide 2011© 2011 IBM Corporation
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