When the execution of the shutdown job net is completed, Jobscheduler calls up the following shutdown exit programs according to the execution result (Completed, Pseudo-normal, or Abended) of the shutdown job net.
If you want to run some processes in accordance with the result of the shutdown job net, create an exit program with the same name and store it in the following directory:
<Systemwalker installation directory>\MpWalker.JM\bin |
At the installation, batch files (jobschendexit.bat and jobschnoendexit.bat) are provided.
Case of Completed or Pseudo-Normal
The system searches for the jobschendexit.bat file first, and then jobschendexit.exe file as the exit program. The exit program found in the search will be used. If jobschendexit.bat is found, jobschendexit.exe will not be called up even if it exists.
The jobschendexit.bat file provided at the installation stops the services of Jobscheduler and Job Execution Control and calls up the queuing completion notification command (f3crheet.exe) with queuing completion notification "system."
In order to shut down your machine, define queuing completion notification "system" in the [Queuing Completion Notification Definition] dialog box.
See the Systemwalker Operation Manager Online Help for this dialog box.
Case of Abended
The system searches for the jobschnoendexit.bat file first, and then the jobschnoendexit.exe file as the exit program. The exit program found in the search will be used. If jobschnoendexit.bat is found, jobschnoendexit.exe will not be called up even if it exists.
In jobschnoendexit.bat provided at the installation, no processing will be executed.
Therefore, when the shutdown job net ends abnormally, the shutdown process will not be executed.
Cautions
The execution user at the exit is the logon account of Jobscheduler service.
In case of operating multiple subsystems, a subsystem number is passed as an argument. Be sure to change the shutdown exit in matching with the operation type.
Usage example in operating subsystem
In operating subsystem, the system should be shut down after terminating all of subsystems. An example of the shutdown exit is shown below.
The parameter to be passed to the exit program is %6 (subsystem number).
echo off echo shutdown job net exit routine start if "%6" == "0" goto zero if not "%6" == "0" goto notzero :zero rem --- Systemwalker MpJobsch --- net stop "Fujitsu MpWalker MpJobsch" rem --- Systemwalker MpMjes --- mjstop -sys %6 net stop "Fujitsu MpWalker MpMjes" goto done :notzero rem --- Systemwalker MpJobsch --- net stop "Fujitsu MpWalker MpJobsch%6" rem --- Systemwalker MpMjes --- mjstop -sys %6 net stop "Fujitsu MpWalker MpMjes%6" :done f3crheet.exe system%6
If you define the setting like above example, the queuing completion notification to be specified with the f3crheet command must be defined in the [Queuing Completion Notification Definition] dialog box beforehand. As a result, the shutdown process will be postponed until the queuing completion notification specified with the f3crheet command is output.
