File Name
mjspath.txt |
Usage
This file defines the PATH environment variable needed to find the specified job file.
The PATH environment variable defined in this definition file is also inherited during job execution.
File Location
Windows | Systemwalker installation directory\MpWalker.JM\mpmjessv\user |
Solaris | /etc/mjes |
File Format [Windows]
PATH=<pass1>;<pass2>;<pass3>... |
If there are multiple rows starting with "PATH=" from the first column, concatenate them all. Wrong format lines are ignored.
Use "#" in the first column when writing comments. After "#" the line is treated as a comment.
A line cannot exceed 4096 bytes. If it exceeds 4096 bytes, the entire line is ignored.
Spaces and tabs at the beginning and end of the path following "PATH=" are ignored.
It can also be written on multiple lines.
PATH=<pass1>;<pass2><New Line> PATH=<pass3>;<pass4>;<pass5><New Line> |
The above cases are interpreted as follows from top to bottom.
PATH=<pass1>;<pass2>;<pass3>;<pass4>;<pass5> |
Parameters [Windows]
<pass>
Specify the path where the job file exists. To specify more than one item, enter ";" (semicolon). The validity of the specified format follows the OS specifications.
File Format [Solaris] [Linux]
PATH=<pass1>:<pass2>:<pass3> ... |
If there are multiple rows starting with "PATH=" from the first column, concatenate them all. Wrong format lines are ignored.
Use "#" in the first column when writing comments. After "#" the line is treated as a comment.
A line cannot exceed 4096 bytes. If it exceeds 4096 bytes, the entire line is ignored.
Spaces and tabs at the beginning and end of the path following "PATH=" are ignored.
It can also be written on multiple lines.
PATH=<pass1>:<pass2><New Line> PATH=<pass3>:<pass4>:<pass5><New Line> |
The above cases are interpreted as follows from top to bottom.
PATH=<pass1>:<pass2>:<pass3>:<pass4>:<pass5> |
Parameters [Solaris] [Linux]
<pass>
Specify the path where the job file exists. To specify more than one item, enter ":" (colon). The validity of the specified format follows the OS specifications.
Character Code
The character encoding of the definition file must be the same as that of the server.
For the Windows version, use SJIS code.
Cautionary Notes
Previous version compatibility (previous/standard) (NORMAL) Attributes [UNIX version] are not included in the PATH environment variable definition file.
If the value of the PATH environment variable eventually exceeds 4096 bytes, it is truncated beyond 4096 bytes. No error message indicating truncation is output.
If there is a definition error, no error message is output. Add and set the value specified in the definition file to the PATH environment variable. Subsequent operation follows the OS specifications.
The definition takes effect immediately. Be careful when making changes during operation.
For network jobs, the PATH environment variable definition file on the execution server is valid.
Examples
[Windows]
# Schedule Server PATH=c:\job1\jobfile;c:\job2\jobfile PATH=c:\job3\jobfile |
If defined as above, the job file is searched for in the following PATH environment variable.
c:\job1\jobfile;c:\job2\jobfile;c:\job3\jobfile |
[Solaris] [Linux]
# Schedule Server PATH=/job1/jobfile:/job2/jobfile PATH=/job3/jobfile |
If defined as above, the job file is searched for in the following PATH environment variable.
/job1/jobfile:/job2/jobfile:/job3/jobfile |
