5.4 Setting a start condition
This section describes how to set a start condition for a jobnet.
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In the Jobnet Editor window, display the root jobnet for which a start condition is to be set.
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Select Exclusive edit.
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Choose Edit and then Define Start Condition.
The Define Details - [Start Condition] dialog box appears.
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Select the method for satisfying the start condition.
When you select OR in the Definition page, the jobnet starts when one of the conditions specified in steps 7 to 9 is satisfied.
When you select AND in the Definition page, the jobnet starts when all the conditions specified in steps 7 to 9 are satisfied.
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Click the OK button.
The Define Details - [Start Condition] dialog box closes.
A virtual jobnet for defining the start condition (a jobnet titled .CONDITION) is created and displayed in the tree area.
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Click jobnet .CONDITION.
The map area for jobnet .CONDITION appears.
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Drag the event job icon from the Events tab in the icon list and drop it in the map area.
The Detailed Definition - [event - job] dialog box appears.
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Define attributes of the event job.
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Click the OK button.
The Detailed Definition - [event - job] dialog box is closed.
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Repeat steps 7 to 9 if necessary.
- Cautionary notes
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Only the root jobnet can have a start condition.
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Only one start condition is permitted for the root jobnet. You cannot create more than one start condition.
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- Supplementary notes
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You cannot relate the event jobs defined in jobnet .CONDITION.
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To check or change the conditions for satisfying the start condition, which are set in jobnet .CONDITION, choose Edit and then Define Start Condition. When the Define Details - [Start Condition] dialog box appears, check or change the conditions.
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To delete a start condition, choose Edit and then Cancel Start Condition.
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For setting the start condition, see 3.4 Defining a start condition in the manual Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Overview.
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