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at command
Name: nauj Date: November 11, 2004 at 01:35:08 Pacific OS: AIX 5.1 CPU/Ram: IBM
Comment:
Hello,
I'm executing jobs in an AIX machine using at command. I konw how to execute a job in a date or in a time, but now I want to execute a job when other job finish. That is, execute job1 and using at command execute job2 when job1 finish. is it possible??? if not...any other way of doing the same without at comand?
Name: frank dolivka Date: November 11, 2004 at 01:56:13 Pacific
Reply:
Hi,
why do you not call the second program from the first one ?
Anyway, you can create a ok flag file with the first script after finalized. Seconde script check if the ok flag file exist and starts the work. If it does not exist just sleep and check again.
Cheers Frank Dolivka
Regards Frank Dolivka No Risk No Fun
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Response Number 2
Name: David Perry Date: November 11, 2004 at 05:09:50 Pacific
Reply:
command1 && command2
will execute command2 if command1 completes without error.
command1 || command2 will execute comand2 if command1 errors out
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