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Multi-Instance Jobs - Limitations

Overview​

  • When Multiple Multi-Instance Jobs are in a Dependency Chain all jobs depend on each Instance
    • Job 02_test01.txt must wait on Job 01_test02.txt and Job 01_test03.txt when it only needs to wait on Job 01_test01.txt
    • Essentially, all test01.txt Jobs are mixed with test02.txt and test03.txt Jobs
  • SubSchedules should be used in place of Multi-Instance Jobs to simplify this chain

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Details
  • Multiple Multi-Instance Jobs in a Dependency Chain all depend on each Instance
    • Job 02_test01.txt will wait on Job 01_test02.txt and Job 01_test03.txt when it only needed to wait on Job 01_test01.txt
    • Essentially, all test01.txt Jobs are mixed with test02.txt and test03.txt Jobs
  • SubSchedules can be used in place of Multi-Instance Jobs to simplify this chain