GET_CONDITION

Script Function: Determines earliest start times in workflows

Syntax

GET_CONDITION (Condition)

Syntax

Description/Format

Condition

Start condition to be determined
Format: script literal or script variable

Allowed values: "EARLIEST_START_TIME", "JOBP_EARLIEST_START_TIME"
"EARLIEST_START_TIME" = Earliest start time of a task in the workflow
"JOBP_EARLIEST_START_TIME" = Earliest start time of workflow


Return code

Earliest start time of the task or workflow in the format "TT/HH:MM"

Comments

This script function only works within a workflow.

The earliest start time may be specified in the properties of tasks and in the START box of workflows. It can also be set at runtime with the script statement :SET_CONDITION.

For determining the earliest start time, the following relations apply:

The earliest start time of the workflow is the point in time that has been defined in the START box of the workflow.

Example

In the following example, the script function is used in the script of a task that is running within a workflow. The earliest start time of the task and the workflow are queried and output in the activation protocol.

: SET   &RETJOBS# = GET_CONDITION ( "EARLIEST_START_TIME" )
:
SET   &RETJOBP# = GET_CONDITION ( "JOBP_EARLIEST_START_TIME" )
:
PRINT   "Task's earliest start time:" , &RETJOBS#
:
PRINT   "Workflow's earliest start time:" , &RETJOBP#

See also:

Script element Description

:SET_CONDITION

Sets earliest start times in workflows

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