Comment deleted, I fixed it. (Not OP btw). -- Original Message: Sent: 06-20-2019 03:43 PM From: Joel Wiesmann Subject: Ping URL from UC4 No need to install curl or wget on Windows ;-) Powershell: Test-NetConnection -Computername <hostname> -Port <port> ..or for the web: Invoke...
No need to install curl or wget on Windows ;-) Powershell: Test-NetConnection -Computername <hostname> -Port <port> ..or for the web: Invoke-RestMethod Invoke-WebRequest
Hello, we always use a sub-workflow for such dependencies. All jobs which should skip are in this sub-workflow and the sub-workflow check the status of the first job. Regards, Bernhard
Dear Sundaramoorthy, you can check in the time&dependencies tab for ENDED OK of the previous task and set ELSE "skip this task" for all following tasks. The SKIPPED status is not included in the ENDED OK check, so the folloing task will be skipped. Search for the page "System Return Codes of...
Dear Sundaramoorthy, In time&dependencies tab you can set the matched status of the previous task to ENDED OK and "ELSE Skip this task". When the previous task is skipped, it is not in the status of ENDED OK, therefore the following task is skipped also. The skipped status is included in ANY...
How can we SKIP all the Jobs in workflow if the First job failed ? In task Properties through Dependencies tab we can skip the immediate successor job based on the status of First Job but for the other Jobs in workflow how to make decision based on the First Job ? In Post condition tab there...
You don't ping URLs. You ping IP addresses or host names that then get resolved into IP addresses by means of DNS. Automic has no built-in facilities for either. You can use the OS ping command from a JOBS to ping any IP address or hostname you can reach via network means (i.e. ICMP not...
Thankyou so much for taking the time and sharing these details, Pete. Will definitely give a try and test this. And sorry @Sundaramoorthy R for using this thread and diverting.
Now you are talking about a much more complex issue. I'm not really qualified to talk about how it works, but I can cut/paste some of our code here. We interface with SharePoint through its web api's, and we use PowerShell to do so. This PowerShell command imports the required functions; ...