5.8.7 Return codes of extended script commands and handling of errors
The table below lists and describes the return codes for the extended script commands. You can define these return codes by using the environment setting parameters.
Extended script commands |
Execution result |
Default value for return code |
Environment setting parameter for specifying return codes |
|---|---|---|---|
#-adsh_file #-adsh_file_temp #-adsh_job #-adsh_job_stop #-adsh_path_var #-adsh_rc_ignore #-adsh_spoolfile #-adsh_step_start #-adsh_step_error |
Normal termination |
0 |
ADSHCMD_RC_SUCCESS |
Error termination |
1 |
ADSHCMD_RC_ERROR |
|
#-adsh_step_end |
Job step normal termination |
Return code of the last command executed in the job step normal block |
-- |
Job step error termination |
|||
The job step was terminated by executing the exit command with arguments specified inside the job step error block. |
Argument of the exit command |
-- |
|
Error termination of #-adsh_step_end |
1 |
ADSHCMD_RC_ERROR |
|
#-adsh_script |
Normal termination |
Return code of the last command executed in the called external script |
-- |
Error termination |
1 |
ADSHCMD_RC_ERROR |
- Legend:
--: Not applicable
If execution of an extended script command results in error termination or job step error termination, the following occurs:
If abnormal or always is specified in the run attribute, the job step is executed.
If the run attribute is omitted or normal is specified in the run attribute, the job step is not executed.
None of the commands outside the job step is executed.
The following shows an execution example:
#-adsh_job EXCMD_ERROR echo "Job start." #-adsh_file ERRFILE file01 -chk exist <-- This extended script command results in an error. #-adsh_step_start STEP01 -run normal <-- Do not execute a job step for which normal is specified in the run attribute. echo "command in step" #-adsh_step_end #-adsh_step_start STEP02 -run abnormal <-- Execute a job step for which abnormal is specified in the run attribute. echo "command in step" #-adsh_step_end #-adsh_step_start STEP03 -run always <-- Execute a job step for which always is specified in the run attribute. echo "command in step" #-adsh_step_end echo "Job end." <-- Do not execute any command outside the job step.