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A dependency is created by linking two objects in the Graph. The link appears as an arrow pointing from the dependency object to the object that depends on it. The dependency link property defines the condition of the object that must be met before the next step in the job flow is performed. You can select the properties for a dependency link originating from a job or a global variable by right-clicking the link and selecting Edit.
For the dependency link from a job, you can select one of the following conditions:
- SUCCESS—If the job completes successfully, processing continues with the next step in the flow. The link color is green.
- FAILURE—If the job fails, processing continues with the next step in the flow. The link color is red.
- DONE—If the job indicates that it is done, processing continues with the next step in the flow. The link color is blue.
- TERMINATED—If the job is terminated, processing continues with the next step in the flow. The link color is magenta.
- NOTRUNNING—If the job is not running, processing continues with the next step in the flow. The link color is gray.
- EXITCODE—If the job returns the exit code you select, processing continues with the next step in the flow. The link color is black.
For the dependency link from a global variable or from a job when the selected dependency condition is EXITCODE, you can select one of the following operators and a value:
- = (Equal)—If the global variable or job exit code is equal to the value specified, processing continues with the next step in the flow.
- != (Not equal)—If the global variable or job exit code is not equal to the value specified, processing continues with the next step in the flow.
- < (Less than)—If the global variable or job exit code is less than the value specified, processing continues with the next step in the flow.
- > (Greater than)—If the global variable or job exit code is greater than the value specified, processing continues with the next step in the flow.
- <= (Less than or equal to)—If the global variable or job exit code is less than or equal to the value specified, processing continues with the next step in the flow.
- >= (Greater than or equal to)—If the global variable or job exit code is greater than or equal to the value specified, processing continues with the next step in the flow.
More information:
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