commands – job condition

Add/delete a job start condition.

Usage

job condition (add|delete) name state target [in last n unit]

where

add	add the specified condition.
delete	delete the specified condition.
name	of job whose condition to add/delete.
state	of target job, where state is one of the following:
	running	target is running.
	stopped	target is stopped. i.e not running. This is a superset of success, error, exception, missed and killed.
	success	last execution of target was successful.
	failed	last execution of target was `error`, `exception`, `missed` or `killed`.
	error	last execution of target returned an error.
	exception	last execution of target resulted in an exception. This is likely due to an issue within BeyondCron.
	missed	last execution of target was missed because one or more of its conditions were not met.
	killed	last execution of target was killed.
target	job/s to which condition refers. target supports group wildcards, /group/*, which will match all jobs within a group.
n	Optional maximum age of target job state. Default is `unlimited`.
unit	of n. Where unit is one of minute[s], hour[s], day[s] or week[s].

write on name

Examples

Add a condition to a job

Ensure that the weekly reboot job does not start whilst the daily backup job is running.

BeyondCron % job condition add /examples/server/reboot stopped /examples/server/backup
BeyondCron % job show $$

----------- ----------------------- Name /examples/server/reboot Description Weekly reboot ... Conditions /examples/server/backup state is stopped ...

Delete a job condition

BeyondCron % job condition delete /examples/server/reboot stopped /examples/server/backup
BeyondCron % job show full $$

----------- ----------------------- Name /examples/server/reboot Description Weekly reboot ... Conditions ...