Order/Force

Gopikkd · Post by **Gopikkd** » 15 Jun 2009 7:18

What is the different between Order and Force?

markf · Post by **markf** » 15 Jun 2009 9:07

Order will order a job if it's submission criteria have been satisfied (i.e. the scheduling calendar is matched). Force will put the job into the AJF regardless of the calendar being matched or not. An example would be a job that runs on Fridays only - if you want to test this on a Tuesday then you'd have to force it.[/b]

punchy · Post by **punchy** » 15 Jun 2009 9:10

ordering a job will execute jobs according to scheduling criteria .

Forcing a job will execute regardless of this scheduling a criteria.

e.g if you have a job the runs tues and sundays and you order it on monday it won't appear in AJF for monday. but if you force the job on monday it'll run instantly.

Anyone care to clarify....

ejtoedtli · Post by **ejtoedtli** » 18 Jun 2009 8:29

Clarification on the reply from punchy:

Order and Force don't have anything to do with job execution. They are methods to get jobs into Control-M EM that are not curently there. markf explained the difference between Order and Force about the same as I would have described it.

Job execution is controlled by other factors such as in conditions, execute time, resource availability, etc.

th_alejandro · Post by **th_alejandro** » 18 Jun 2009 10:31

Are you in Bangalore, India ?

Gopikkd · Post by **Gopikkd** » 19 Jun 2009 8:08

Order/Force

Order/Force

where are you from ?