This command recovers a failed job from the specified job container, that is, it runs an uninstall procedure to clean up the failed job's residues.
The job options for the recover job are modified on the basis of the referred job according to the parameters and their coded values. The options belonging to parameters not coded remain unchanged for the recover job. The same holds for the options of the recovery container. The defaults are given by the source container (parameter "name").
This command has the following format:
jobcontainer action=recoverJob
name=job_container_name
jobName=job_name
[newName=new_container_name]
[newJobName=new_job_name]
[procedure=procedure_name]
[{transaction|synchronized|noLinkage}]
[rollback[={y|n}]]
[cascade[={y|n}]]
[deliveryTime="YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm"]
[atTime="YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm"]
[after={exacttime|boottime}]
[calendarname=delivery_calendar]
[preaction={none|reboot|logoff}]
[postaction={none|reboot|logoff|rebootAtEnd|logoffAtEnd|shutdownAtEnd}]
[promptUser[={y|n}]]
[allowCancel[={y|n}]]
[execTimedOut[={y|n}]]
[prompt=days.hours]
[offline[={y|n}]]
[runAtShutdown[={y|n}]]
[preventLogon[={y|n}]]
[globalTime[={y|n}]]
[nocalendar[={y|n}]]
[resolveQuery[={y|n}]]
[stagingServer[={y|n}]]
[parameters=user_parameters]
[jobTimeout=d.h]
[userJobMessage]
[userMessage]
Start time of the procedure at the target system.
The following values are valid:
The procedure is started immediately after reaching atTime.
The start of the procedure is delayed until the first boot after atTime has been passed.
If "allowCancel" or "allowCancel=y" is coded, the user will be granted to cancel the job's execution.
If "allowCancel=n" is coded, the user will not be granted.
This parameter should only be coded, if "promptUser" is already enabled or will be enabled with this call, otherwise this setting will be ignored. No warning is given.
Specifies the Specifies the date and time when the action will be started.
The date has the ISO format "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm".
If the parameter is not coded, the actual date and time are used.
Specifies the name of the calendar that controls the time when the evaluation can take place.
If "cascade" or "cascade=y" is coded, the job linkage of the container is switched to resolution of dependencies into install cascades.
If "cascade=n" is coded, the job linkage is switched to no resolution.
This parameter should only be coded, if the container is already in the batch processing mode or if it is switched to it by this command (parameter "transaction").
Specifies the start time of delivery from the domain manager.
The date has the ISO format "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm".
If the parameter is not coded, the actual date and time are used.
If "execTimedOut " or "execTimedOut=y" is coded, the job's execution will be automatically started when the user prompt times out.
If "execTimedOut=n", the job will not automatically be started.
This parameter should only be coded, if "promptUser" is already enabled or will be enabled with this call, otherwise this setting will be ignored. No warning is given.
If "globalTime" or "globalTime=y" is coded, then the time specifications are based on the enterprise manager time.
If "globalTime=n" is coded, it is based on domain manager time.
Specifies the name of the job to be recovered.
For all failed target systems, an "uninstall" procedure is launched to clean the system.
Specifies the jobTimeout expiration period of a job in the form “d.h” where d specifies the number of days and h the number of hours. The range of the parameter is configurable at the manager’s site. When the specified value exceeds the configured upper limit then the value is set to the upper limit, if the specified value goes below the lower limit then the lower limit is taken. No warning is given in any case.
jobTimeout should not be coded with the timeout parameter otherwise an error is reported. If none of the parameters is coded the default is given by 7.0.
Specifies the name of the job container from which a job will be recovered.
Specifies the new job name, that is, the name of the recover job.
If not coded a default job name of the form
"<item name> <item version>:<selected uninstall procedure name>"
is generated.
Specifies the new name of the job container, which will contain the recover jobs.
If this parameter is not coded a default container name of the form
"Recover[<timestamp>] <name of the job to be recovered> [<timestamp>]"
is generated.
If "noCalendar" is coded, a possible calendar at the target computer will be ignored for this job's execution.
Run the job independently of the other jobs in the container.
If "offline" or "offline=y" is coded, the connection between the target computer and the server will be released for the job's execution and reestablished thereafter.
If "offline=n" the connection will not be released.
Specifies the user parameters for the procedure.
Multiple user parameters must be separated by spaces inside double quotes.
If an empty string is coded, then no parameters are assumed.
Specifies the necessary actions that must take place after completion of the specified procedure. The following values are valid:
Performs no post-action.
Restarts the system after completion of the procedure.
Logs off the user after completion of the procedure.
Restarts the system after completion of all the jobs of this container.
Logs off the user after completion of all the jobs of this container.
Shuts down the target computer after completion of the jobs.
If the parameter is not coded, the default is given by the related procedure's job option value.
Specifies that necessary actions must take place before the specified procedure starts. The following values are valid:
Performs no pre-action.
Restarts the system before the start of the procedure.
Logs off the user before the start of the procedure.
If the parameter is not coded, the default is given by the related procedure's job option value.
If "preventLogon" or "preventLogon=y" is coded, then the user logon will be rejected during the job's runtime. If a user is already logged on, the execution of the job is delayed until the user logs off.
If "preventLogon=n" the user logon will not be rejected.
Specifies the name of the "uninstall" procedure to be performed.
Specifies the time period in which the user will be prompted for the job's start.
The period’s format is "d.h" where d means days and h means hours.
The range of this parameter is from three hours to seven days (from 0.3 to 7.0). If the specified value falls below the valid minimum, the value is replaced by the minimum. If the specified value exceeds the valid maximum, then the value is replaced by the maximum. No warning is given.
This parameter should only be coded, if "promptUser" is already enabled or will be enabled with this call, otherwise this setting will be ignored. No warning is given.
If "promptUser" or "promptUser=y" is coded, the user will be prompted for the job's execution.
If "promptUser=n", the user will not be prompted.
If the parameter is not coded, the default is given by the related procedure's job option value.
Evaluate a possibly related query group before the job is generated.
Set the job linkage option to "Enable Transaction".
This parameter should only be coded, if the container is already in the batch processing mode or if it is switched to it by this command (parameter "transaction").
If "runAtShutdown" or "runAtShutdown=y" is coded, the job's execution will start at shutdown only.
If "runAtShutdown=n", the job will start at any other time too.
If the parameter is not coded, the default is given by the related procedure's job option value.
This parameter is for Unix targets only.
The job linkage option is set to "Synchronized job execution".
The job linkage option is set to "Batch job execution".
This is the default.
Specifies the custom administrator message for a job in a job container.
Specifies the custom administrator message for a job container.
Note: The first "uninstall" procedure of the items in question is used to generate the uninstall jobs for the items.
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