5.8 Defining jobs, job steps, and commands

You can use extended script commands to declare job names and define jobs, job steps, and commands. For details about the extended script commands, see 9.5 Extended script commands.

Organization of this section

• 5.8.1 Declaring job names

• 5.8.2 Defining the job end condition

• 5.8.3 Defining job steps

• 5.8.4 Defining commands that terminate normally

• 5.8.5 Defining shell variables that handle path names

• 5.8.6 Calling an external job definition script file from an executing job definition script

• 5.8.7 Return codes of extended script commands and handling of errors

• 5.8.8 Return codes of jobs, job steps, and commands

• 5.8.9 Job cancellation by the standard shell commands

• 5.8.10 Processing in the event of an error during job execution

• 5.8.11 Notes about output of command execution results

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