What is the proper format for a Perform Condition?
Article ID: KB0084885
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO InConcert | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
The Task Perform Condition may be based on either Job attributes or Task
attributes. The basic statement format is as follows; statements may be
combined using parenthesis. $JOB.<job-attribute-name> <operator> <value>
$TASK.<task-attribute-name> <operator> <value>
The attribute name must have the correct spelling and capitalization. (You can
use the "Attributes" section of the Job Task property sheet to verify this.)
Legal operators include =, >, <, <=, >=, and <> (not equal to), OR, and AND.
Data values must match the data type of the attribute. Integers appear as
integers, strings must be enclosed in single quotes (and may contain the wild
card characters underscore and percent), and datetime attributes must be in the
form: DATETIME (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss).
The Task Perform Condition may be based on either Job attributes or Task
attributes. The basic statement format is as follows; statements may be
combined using parenthesis. $JOB.<job-attribute-name> <operator> <value>
$TASK.<task-attribute-name> <operator> <value>
The attribute name must have the correct spelling and capitalization. (You can
use the "Attributes" section of the Job Task property sheet to verify this.)
Legal operators include =, >, <, <=, >=, and <> (not equal to), OR, and AND.
Data values must match the data type of the attribute. Integers appear as
integers, strings must be enclosed in single quotes (and may contain the wild
card characters underscore and percent), and datetime attributes must be in the
form: DATETIME (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss).
Issue/Introduction
What is the proper format for a Perform Condition?
Environment
Product: TIBCO InConcert
Version: All
OS: All
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