7.1.9 Execution definition confirmation window

The Execution definition confirmation window allows you to review execution definitions.

It consists of the execution definition area on the left and the definition confirmation area on the right. The following figure shows the layout of the Execution definition confirmation window.

Figure 7‒15: Layout of the Execution definition confirmation window

Table 7‒1: Window components
Component				Description	Reference
Execution definition area				This area displays the details of the definition displayed in the execution definition screen.	See (1) Execution definition area.
Definition confirmation area				This area allows you to review the settings in the execution definition area. It consists of the common operation area, the flowchart area, and the confirmation area.	See (2) Definition confirmation area.
	Common operation area			This is the common area used within the definition confirmation area.	See (a) Common operation area.
	Flowchart area			This area allows you to visually review the processing flow of the execution definition.	See (b) Flowchart area.
	Confirmation area			This area consists of the variable list area and the details area.	See (c) Confirmation area.
		Variable list area		This area automatically extracts variables from the execution definition area. Set values for the variables used in the confirmation area and configure the settings for variable resolution.	See Variable list area in (c) Confirmation area.
		Details area		This area consists of the definition display area and the confirmation details area.	See Details area in (c) Confirmation area.
			Definition display area	This area displays the settings from the execution definition area corresponding to the node selected in the flowchart.
			Confirmation details area	This area displays the command with the variables resolved. Branching judgment is performed based on the values of the variables and the return codes of the commands.

The following figure shows the items displayed in the Execution definition confirmation window.

Figure 7‒16: Execution definition confirmation window

Organization of this subsection

(1) Execution definition area

For details on the items displayed in the execution definition area, see 7.1.8 Execution definitions window.

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(2) Definition confirmation area

The definition confirmation area consists of the common operation area, the flowchart area, and the confirmation area. The following describes the items displayed in each area.

(a) Common operation area

The following describes the items displayed in the common operation area.

Figure 7‒17: Common operation area

Update button

In the Execution definition confirmation window, while reviewing the definition details, if you edit the content of the Execution definition within the Execution definition area, click the Update button to reflect the changes in the Definition confirmation area.

Click Update button to perform an input check for each item in the execution definition area, from top to bottom. If no issues are found, the following Update dialog box appears. When an item with a problem is found, the message for the first error will be displayed.

Figure 7‒18: Update dialog box

Update all radio button

Click this radio button to update and initialize the flowchart area, the variable list area, and the details area.
Update items except for the variable value radio button

Click this radio button to update and initialize the flowchart area and the details area. In the variable list area, variable names will be updated, but their corresponding values will not be.

Note that this radio button will be disabled if there are no variables in the variable definition list or if no values are assigned to the variables.

Click either of these radio buttons, and then click the OK or Cancel button.

OK button

Click this button to execute the update processing.
Cancel button

Click this button to cancel the update and return to the view before the changes were made.

(b) Flowchart area

The flowchart area displays the execution definition processing flow in a flowchart. To collapse the flowchart area, click the button on the right. The contents of the flowchart vary depending on the settings in the execution definition area.

The following figure shows an example of a flowchart displayed on the screen.

Figure 7‒19: Example of a flowchart on the screen

The following table describes the symbols used in the flowchart. In this context, the symbols listed in items 2 through 5 are referred to as nodes, and those in items 6 and 7 are referred to as edges.

Table 7‒2: Symbols used in the flowchart
No.	Name	Description
1	Processing name	This symbol indicates which processing step in the execution definition each node in a node group corresponds to. Processing names include execution start processing, end confirmation processing, post-processing (normal end), post-processing (abnormal end), and job output processing.
2	Process	This symbol represents processing that does not involve branching.
3	Branch	This symbol represents processing that branches based on judgment results. It also displays the condition used for branching.
4	Repeat start	This symbol represents the start of repeat processing.
5	Repeat end	This symbol represents the end of repeat processing.
6	Arrow	This symbol connects nodes according to the flow of processing. It is used in cases of branching or repeated processing.
7	Line	This symbol connects nodes according to the flow of processing. It is used in places where arrows are not used.

The next table describes the role of each node.

Table 7‒3: Roles of each node
No.	Node role	Description
1	Execution command	This role involves performing substitution on the command lines containing the variables set in the execution definition area and on environment variables at the time of command execution, using the values defined in the variable definition list. It also involves reviewing the command lines after variable resolution and the environment variables at the time of execution.
2	Return code judgment	This role involves comparing the values set in the execution definition area with the return codes of commands to determine whether the return codes are normal or abnormal.
3	Normal processing end judgment	This role involves comparing the values set in the execution definition area with the values of variables to determine whether the processing ends normally, ends abnormally, or continues.
4	Processing continuation judgment	This role involves comparing the retry condition value set in the execution definition area with variable values to determine whether the processing should continue or is abnormal.
5	Repeat judgment	This role involves comparing the number of times to repeat, as set in the execution definition area, with the values of variables to determine whether the repeat processing should continue or is abnormal.
6	Standard output processing	This role involves reviewing the standard output processing after variable resolution.
7	Standard error output processing	This role involves reviewing the standard error output processing after variable resolution.

■ Links from the flowchart to the execution definition area and the details area

Clicking a node in the flowchart automatically jumps to the related section in the execution definition area.

In addition, the contents of the details area change based on the processing name and role of the selected node.

For details on the items displayed in the details area, see Details area in (c) Confirmation area.

(c) Confirmation area

The confirmation area consists of the variable list area and the details area. The following describes the items displayed in each area.

■ Variable list area

The variable list shows the CSA variables referenced by each item in the execution definition area. The frame, background, and font colors vary depending on the types of variables.

The following figure shows the screen displaying the variable list area and the items displayed in it.

Figure 7‒20: Variable list area

For (4) Variable to be entered during confirmation (e.g., variable for storing the standard output), input the variable values after completing the confirmation in the details area of "Execution Command". If you input variable values before obtaining the command line execution results, clicking the Deploy or Judgment buttons in the details area might produce different results compared to when the job is executed.

Variable name

The variable names used in the execution definitions are displayed here in the ?CSAany-character-string? format.

The following table shows the definition items to be displayed.

Table 7‒4: Definition items to be displayed
No.	Definition items		Variable usable
1	Definition name		N
2	Comment		N
3	JP1 resource group		N
4	Variable settings	CSA variable added as a custom input item in AJS3 - View^#	N
5	Variable settings	CSA variable added as an environment variable on the execution host^#	N
6	Execution start processing	Command line	Y
7		Environment variables at time of command execution	Y
8		Variable for storing the standard output^#	N
9		Conditions for the abnormal end condition	--
10		Value for the abnormal end condition	N
11		Job return code	N
12		Processing normal end condition (variable)	Y
13		Processing normal end condition (value)	Y
14		Job return code	N
15	End confirmation processing	Command line	Y
16		Environment variables at time of command execution	Y
17		Variable for storing the standard output^#	N
18		Conditions for the abnormal end condition	--
19		Value for the abnormal end condition	N
20		Job return code	N
21		Processing normal end condition (variable)	Y
22		Processing normal end condition (value)	Y
23		Job return code	N
24		Value of the retry condition	Y
25		Repeat interval	N
26		Number of times to repeat	N
27		Job return code (at repeat completion)	N
28		Job return code (in abnormal cases)	N
29	Post-processing (normal end)	Command line	Y
30		Environment variables at time of command execution	Y
31		Variable for storing the standard output^#	N
32		Conditions for the abnormal end condition	--
33		Value for the abnormal end condition	N
34		Job return code	N
35	Post-processing (abnormal end)	Command line	Y
36	Post-processing (abnormal end)	Environment variables at time of command execution	Y
37	Job output processing	Job standard output settings	Y
38	Job output processing	Job standard error output settings	Y

Legend:

Y: A variable can be specified.

N: A variable cannot be specified.

--: Not applicable.

#

This item will not be displayed because it represents a variable declaration. However, it will be displayed if it is referenced by an item marked Y in the Variable usable column.

Variable value

Specify the value for each variable.

The following table shows the initial values of the variables.

Table 7‒5: Initial values of variables
Variable type	Variable name	Array format	Editable	Initial value
System reserved variables	`?CSASUUID?`	--	`N`	Value generated in UUID format when the confirmation screen was displayed
	`?CSASSTARTDAY?`	--	`N`	System date at the time the confirmation screen is displayed
	`?CSASSTARTTIME?`	--	`N`	System time at the time the confirmation screen is displayed
Variables in the authentication definitions^#	`?CSAAIDINFO?` `?CSAAPWDINFO?` `?CSAAINF1?` `?CSAAINF2?` `?CSAAINF3?`	--	E	Empty string
Variables in the connection definitions	Variables begin with `?CSAC`	Y	E
Variables in the execution definitions	Variables begin with `?CSAE`	Y	E

Legend:

Y: Can be specified in array format

--: Not applicable

E: Can be edited

N: Cannot be edited

#

Variables used in authentication definitions are displayed with their contents hidden.

Depending on the browser, the contents may be viewable through user interaction.

If there is an error in the variable name, the following error message will appear for the corresponding variable value, and the variable will be resolved as empty strings.

The variable name is in an invalid format

Cause 1: There is an error in the any-character-string portion of the variable name ?CSAany-character-string?.

(Example): ?CSACa?

Cause 2: The any-character-string portion of the variable name ?CSAany-character-string[any-number]? is correct, but there is an error in the any-number portion.

(Example): ?CSAE1[01]?

Cause 3: Variable names are displayed in the format ?CSAany-character-string? and ?CSAany-character-string[any-number]?, however the execution definition includes 0A(LF) and 09(HT).

(Example): Defined as ?CSAE10A(LF)? in the standard output of the execution definition
Different reference methods exist (?CSAany-character-string?, ?CSAany-character-string[any-number]?)

Cause: Variables whose names ?CSAany-character-string? share the same any-character-string portion are specified in both non-array and array formats.

(Example): ?CSAC1? and ?CSAC1[0]? are both specified.
The reference method is invalid

Cause: A variable that cannot be specified in array format (such as a system reserved variable or a variable in the authentication definitions) is specified in array format.

(Example): ?CSASUUID[0]?
The parameter variable is not defined

Cause: The any-character-string portion of the variable name ?CSAany-character-string[any-number]? is correct, but the variable is neither defined in the variable settings nor defined as a variable for storing the standard output.

(Example): Although ?CSAE1? is set, it is neither defined in the variable settings nor defined as a variable for storing the standard output.
The variable for storing the standard output is not defined

Cause: The any-character-string and any-number portions of the variable name ?CSAany-character-string[any-number]? are correct, but the variable is neither defined in the variable settings nor defined as a variable for storing the standard output.

(Example): Although ?CSAE1[0]? is set, ?CSAE1? is neither defined in the variable settings nor defined as a variable for storing the standard output.
The definition format and the reference format do not match

Cause 1: The any-character-string portion of the variable name ?CSAany-character-string? is correct, but the variable is not defined in the variable settings.

(Example): Although ?CSAE1? is set, it is defined as a variable for storing the standard output, not in the variable settings.

Cause 2: The any-character-string and any-number portions of the variable name ?CSAany-character-string[any-number]? are correct, but the variable is not defined as a variable for storing the standard output.

(Example): Although ?CSAE1[0]? is set, ?CSAE1? is defined in the variable settings, not as a variable for storing the standard output.

Any control characters contained in the input value will be removed upon entry. The control characters subject to removal include the ranges 00 to 08, 0A to 1F, 7F to 9F, and the following Unicode control characters: \u200E, \u200F, \u200D, \u200C, \u202A, \u202D, \u202E, \u202C, \u206E, \u206F, \u206B, \u206A, \u206D, \u206C, \u001E, \u001F, and \u202B. However, 0A(LF) will not be removed for variable values that allow multiple lines.

Export button

Click this button to output the information defined in the variable definition list to a file in JSON format (slexecdef_VariableListExport_YYYYMMDD_HHMM.txt).

YYYYMMDD: System date at the time of export

HHMM: System time at the time of export

The following table shows the variables to be exported.

Table 7‒6: Variables subject to be exported
No.	Variable type	Exportable
1	System reserved variables	Y
2	Variables in the authentication definitions	N
3	Variables in the connection definitions	Y
4	Variables in the execution definitions	Y
5	Other than variable type no. 1 to 4	N

Legend:

Y: Exportable

N: Not exportable

Import button

Click this button to display the Open dialog box for selecting a file to be reflected on the screen. Select a file to apply its contents to the variable definition list.

Only files exported using the Export button above can be selected. If a different file is loaded during import, the system outputs the KNBB2006-E message and aborts the import process.

Note that the variable values corresponding to the variable names displayed in the variable definition list at the time of import are imported.

If the import file contains duplicate variable names, only the first defined variable value will be imported.

Furthermore, if any of the following conditions are found in the import file, they will be ignored, and the import process will continue without being treated as an error.

The file is in JSON format but contains unnecessary information.
None of the variable names exist in the variable definition list.
The variable name exists in the variable definition list, but the import file specifies a multi-line value for a variable for which only a single line is allowed in the variable definition list.

■ Details area

The details area consists of the definition display area on the left and the confirmation details area on the right. Note that the items displayed in the details area vary depending on the type of processing and the node. The following table shows the items displayed in the details area for each type of processing and node.

Table 7‒7: Items displayed in the details area by processing type and node
No.	Processing name	Node	Details area
1	Execution start processing	Execution command	See (3) Details area (Execution command).
2		Return code judgment	See (4) Details area (Return code judgment).
3		Normal processing end judgment	See (5) Details area (Normal processing end judgment).
4	End confirmation processing	Execution command	See (3) Details area (Execution command).
5		Return code judgment	See (4) Details area (Return code judgment).
6		Normal processing end judgment	See (5) Details area (Normal processing end judgment).
7		Processing continuation judgment	See (6) Details area (Processing continuation judgment).
8		Repeat judgment	See (7) Details area (Repeat judgment).
9	Post-processing (normal end)	Execution command	See (3) Details area (Execution command).
10	Post-processing (normal end)	Return code judgment	See (4) Details area (Return code judgment).
11	Post-processing (abnormal end)	Execution command	See (3) Details area (Execution command).
12	Job output processing	Job standard output processing	See (8) Details area (Job standard output processing).
13	Job output processing	Job standard error output processing	See (9) Details area (Job standard error output processing).

Variable values will be resolved as per 4.3.1 Variables used for the definition of service linkage job information. Please heed the following precautions related to the version of the execution Agent host of service linkage jobs.

Important

When the variable name is specified in the ?CSAany-character-string[*]? format, all lines are expanded in the details area. The actual output depends on the version of the execution Agent host at the time the service linkage job is executed, as follows:

For version 13-50 or later

All lines are always output.
For version 13-10 or earlier

Empty strings are output.

The details area of the screen and the items displayed in it are shown below for each node.

In Details: processing-name, the processing-name indicates the name of the processing associated with the node in the flowchart area.

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(3) Details area (Execution command)

The following shows the Details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Execution command.

Figure 7‒21: Details area (when the selected node is Execution command)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the command line and the definitions of the environment variables at the time of command execution.

The names of the variables that are resolved after the Deploy button is clicked, as well as the values to be escaped (from @CSA( to )ASC@), are displayed in red.

Command line

This area displays the command line of the execution definition.

Environment variables at time of command execution

This area displays the environment variables at the time of command execution in the execution definition.

Select an OS and click "Deploy":

Select the OS for executing the command line using one of the following radio buttons. The deployment results corresponding to the selected OS will be displayed.

Windows radio button
Linux radio button

Deploy button

Click this button to display the deployment results of the command line and the environment variables at the time of command execution in the confirmation details area.

(b) Confirmation details area

This area displays the deployment results of the execution command and the environment variables at the time of command execution.

Command line

This area displays the command line after variable resolution and escaping of the designated values. Variables used in authentication definitions, when resolved, are displayed as *** (three single-byte asterisks). If Windows is selected as the OS when the Deploy button is clicked, cmd.exe /c ; appears at the beginning of the command line.

The following items are displayed in red.

Values obtained through variable resolution
Escaped values (values from @CSA( to )ASC@)
cmd.exe /c ; at the beginning of the command line when Windows is selected as the OS

Depending on the operating environment, the execution results of the deployed command line may differ from the actual results at the time of job execution.

The following is an example of deployment.

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button

Click this button to copy the command line to the clipboard. The resolved values of variables used in authentication definitions are copied to the clipboard as actual variable values. Please note that authentication information (security information) is copied to the clipboard as is.

When the Deploy button is clicked and the data is displayed in the deployment destination, it will be activated.

Environment variables at time of command execution

This area displays the environment variables at the time of command execution after variable resolution is applied. Variables used in authentication definitions, when resolved, are displayed as *** (three single-byte asterisks). Values obtained through variable resolution are displayed in red.

In addition, when the Deploy button is clicked, each environment-variable-name=environment-variable-value is displayed with one of the following preceding strings, depending on the selected OS.

When Windows is selected: SET
When Linux is selected: export

The following is an example of deployment.

When Windows is selected as the OS

SET environment-variable-name=environment-variable-value

When Linux is selected as the OS

export environment-variable-name=environment-variable-value

button

When the Deploy button is clicked and the data is displayed in the deployment destination, it will be activated.

Message display box

When a variable for storing the standard output is shown in the variable definition list, the following message appears after the command is executed. Follow the instructions in the message to enter the standard output of the command into the variable definition list.

After the command is executed, enter the standard output of the command into the value field of the variable name variable-name in the variable definition list.

variable-name: Name of the variable defined to store the standard output

Next: Processing name, Node name link

This area displays a link to the next node to be enabled in the definitions.

Clicking this link updates the confirmation details area based on the node associated with the processing name, switches the current value of the corresponding node in the flowchart, and automatically jumps to the related section in the execution definition area.

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(4) Details area (Return code judgment)

The following shows the details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Return code judgment.

Figure 7‒22: Details area (when the selected node is Return code judgment)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the definition of the return code for the abnormal end condition.

Abnormal end condition

The abnormal end condition for the command end judgment, as specified in the execution definitions, is displayed in the following format:

return-codeΔconditions-for-abnormal-end-condition(comparison-operator)Δvalue-for-abnormal-end-condition

One of the following comparison operators is used:

=, !=, <, >, <=, >=

Legend:: Δ: Space character (halfwidth space)

Settings for abnormal end

Job return code: This field displays the job return code for the abnormal end setting specified in the execution definitions.

(b) Confirmation details area

Specify the command return code and click the Judgment button to display the judgment result. The result indicates whether the processing is treated as normal or abnormal.

Command return code

Specify the command return code using a number from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647.

Comparison operator and numeric value

The conditions (comparison operator) and value for Abnormal end condition, as specified in the execution definitions, are displayed in the following format:

conditions-for-abnormal-end-condition-(comparison-operator)Δvalue-for-abnormal-end-condition

One of the following comparison operators is used:

=, !=, <, >, <=, >=

comparison-operatorΔnumeric-value

Legend:

Δ: Space character (halfwidth space)

Judgment button

Click this button to check whether a correct value has been entered for Command return code. If the entered value is incorrect, one of the following error messages is output.

When no value is entered:

KNBB2001-E Specify the command return code
When a non-numeric value is entered, or the numeric value is out of range:

KNBB2003-E Enter a value from -2147483648 to 2147483647 as the command return code

If the correct numeric value is entered, the judgment result is displayed.

Judgment result

This field displays the return code judgment result.

When normal:
When abnormal:
When Command return code is modified either before or after clicking the Judgment button:

Empty string

Next: Processing name, Node name link

When the judgment result is either Normal or Abnormal, this area displays a link to the next node to be enabled in the definitions. The link is not displayed when the judgment result is an empty string.

For details on what happens when this link is clicked, see Next: Processing name, Node name link in (3)(b) Confirmation details area.

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(5) Details area (Normal processing end judgment)

The following shows the details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Normal processing end judgment.

Figure 7‒23: Details area (when the selected node is Normal processing end judgment)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the definitions of the processing normal end condition.

Processing normal end condition

Variable: This field displays the name of the variable used to judge the processing normal end condition, as specified in the execution definitions.
Value: This field displays the value used to judge the processing normal end condition, as specified in the execution definitions.

Settings for abnormal end

Job return code: This field displays the job return code for the abnormal end setting specified in the execution definitions.

(b) Confirmation details area

Check whether the variable value is correctly set in Variable definition list, and click the Judgement button. The judgment result will be displayed, indicating whether the value matches that of the processing normal end condition.

Variable value

This field displays the value extracted from Variable definition list according to the variable name displayed in the definition display area. If a variable used in an authentication definition is resolved, its value is displayed as *** (three single-byte asterisks).

Judgment button

Click this button to display the judgment result.

Judgment result

This field displays the result of the normal processing end judgment.

When the value in the Variable value field matches the value in the Value: field in the definition display area.
When the value in the Variable value field does not match the value in the Value: field in the definition display area.
When the value of the variable for storing the standard output (as specified in the variable definition list) is modified after clicking the Judgment button:

Empty string

Next: Processing name, Node name link

For details on what happens when this link is clicked, see Next: Processing name, Node name link in (3)(b) Confirmation details area.

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(6) Details area (Processing continuation judgment)

The following shows the details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Processing continuation judgment.

Figure 7‒24: Details area (when the selected node is Processing continuation judgment)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the definitions of the processing continuation judgment conditions.

Processing continuation judgment

Variable: This field displays the name of the variable used to judge processing continuation, as specified in the execution definitions.
Value of the retry condition: This field displays the value of the retry condition used to judge processing continuation, as specified in the execution definitions.

Settings for abnormal end

Job return code: This field displays the job return code for the abnormal end setting, as specified in the execution definitions.

(b) Confirmation details area

Variable value

Judgment button

Click this button to display the judgment result.

Judgment result

This field displays the result of the processing continuation judgment.

When the value in the Variable value field matches the value in the Value of the retry condition: field in the definition display area.
When the value in the Variable value field does not match the value in the Value of the retry condition: field in the definition display area.
When the value set for the corresponding variable in Variable definition list is modified either before or after clicking the Judgment button:

Empty string

Next: Processing name, Node name link

When the judgment result is either Continue or Abnormal, this area displays a link to the next node to be enabled in the definitions. The link is not displayed when the judgment result is an empty string.

For details on what happens when this link is clicked, see Next: Processing name, Node name link in (3)(b) Confirmation details area.

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(7) Details area (Repeat judgment)

The following shows the details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Repeat judgment.

Figure 7‒25: Details area (when the selected node is Repeat judgment)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the definition of the repeat judgment.

Processing continuation conditions

Repeat interval: This field displays the repeat interval specified in the execution definitions.
Number of times to repeat: This field displays the number of times to repeat specified in the execution definitions.
Total time: This field displays the total time as shown in the execution definitions.

Settings at the end

Job return code: This field displays the job return code for repeat completion, as specified in the execution definitions.

(b) Confirmation details area

Specify the number of times to repeat, and click the Judgment button to display the result of the processing continuation judgment.

Number of times to repeat

Specify the number of times the end confirmation processing is retried.

Judgment button

Click this button to check whether the correct value is entered in Number of times to repeat. If the entered value is incorrect, one of the following error messages is output.

When no value is entered:

KNBB2001-E Specify the number of times to repeat
When a non-numeric value is entered, or the numeric value is out of range:

KNBB2003-E Enter a value from 0 to number-of-times-to-repeat-specified-in-definition-area as the number of times to repeat

If the correct number of times to repeat is entered, the judgment result is displayed.

Judgment result

This field displays the result of the processing continuation judgment.

It also displays Time elapsed: numeric-value min..

numeric-value is calculated by multiplying the defined repeat interval by the number of times to repeat entered.

When processing is to continue (when the entered number of times to repeat is less than the defined number of times to repeat)
When the number of times to repeat is completed (when the entered number of times to repeat has reached the defined number of times to repeat)
When the number of times to repeat is modified either before or after clicking the Judgment button:

Empty string

Next: Processing name, Node name link

When the judgment result is either Continue or Abnormal(End of repeat), this area displays a link to the next node to be enabled in the definitions. The link is not displayed when the judgment result is an empty string.

For details on what happens when this link is clicked, see Next: Processing name, Node name link in (3)(b) Confirmation details area.

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(8) Details area (Job standard output processing)

The following shows the details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Job standard output processing.

Figure 7‒26: Details area (when the selected node is Job standard output processing)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the standard output settings for the job.

Job standard output settings: This field displays the standard output settings for the job, as specified in the execution definitions. The names of the variables that are resolved after the Deploy button is clicked are displayed in red.
Deploy button: Click this button to display the standard output settings for the job, with variables resolved, in the confirmation details area.

(b) Confirmation details area

When the Deploy button in the definition display area is clicked, the job standard output settings, with variables resolved, are displayed in the confirmation details area.

Job standard output

This field displays the deployment result of the job standard output settings shown in the definitions, with variables resolved. The resolved variable values are displayed in red.

Next: Processing name, Node name link

This area displays a link to the next node to be enabled in the definitions.

For details on what happens when this link is clicked, see Next: Processing name, Node name link in (3)(b) Confirmation details area.

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(9) Details area (Job standard error output processing)

The following shows the details area of the screen and the items displayed in it when the selected node is Job standard error output processing.

Figure 7‒27: Details area (when the selected node is Job standard error output processing)

(a) Definition display area

This area displays the standard error output settings for the job.

Job standard error output settings: This field displays the job standard error output settings specified in the execution definitions. The names of the variables that are resolved after the Deploy button is clicked are displayed in red.
Deploy button: Click this button to display the standard error output settings for the job, with variables resolved, in the confirmation details area.

(b) Confirmation details area

When the Deploy button in the definition display area is clicked, the job standard error output settings, with variables resolved, are displayed in the confirmation details area.

Job standard error output: This field displays the deployment result of the job standard error output settings shown in the definitions, with variables resolved. The resolved variable values are displayed in red.

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