5.10 Example coding of a job definition script file

The following shows an example coding of a job definition script file.

#!/opt/jp1as/bin/adshexec        # Control of the entire job # -->1.
#-adsh_job SAMPLE_JOB
####################
# If the job step return code is 8 or greater, cancel the job
#-adsh_job_stop 8:
# Temporary file used inside the job
#-adsh_file_temp JOBTEMP
###################
# Job step 1 #                                   -->2.
###################
#-adsh_step_start S1
# Definition of input and output files
#-adsh_file INFILE /files/infile -chk exist
#-adsh_file OUTFILE /files/outfile
#-adsh -chk no -normal keep -abnormal del
# Definition of parameter files
#-adsh_file_temp PARMFILE -id param
cat<<@@@>${PARMFILE}
-in ${INFILE}
-out ${OUTFILE}
-work /tmp
@@@
# User program execution
s1uap ${PARMFILE}
#-adsh_step_error
# Program error handling procedure
recovery_uap ${JTMP}
#-adsh_step_end
###################
# Job step 2 #                                    -->3.
###################
if [[ $ADSH_STEPRC_S1= -eq 0 ]]; then
# Execute only if the preceding job step terminates normally
#-adsh_step_start S2 -onError cont -stepVar PATH
PATH=/s2bin:$PATH
#-adsh_rc_ignore s2uap
echo "s2uap1"
echo "s2uap2 parm1"
#-adsh_step_end
fi

The numbers shown at the right in the above example correspond to the numbers in the following explanation:

1. Control of the entire job

   Performs processing such as passing control to job steps and terminating the job.

2. Processing of job step 1

   • Definition of input and output files

   • Definition of parameter files

   • Execution of user program

   • Error handling procedure

3. Processing of job step 2

   Performed only if job step 1 terminates normally.

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