Hi, how is the Condition string split into different jobs and inserted in the autosys JOB_COND table. If JobA has condition s(B) and S(C) and (s(D) or f(E)) then i see that JOB_COND has several entries for JobA, for each job in the original condition. There are also pointers, Index values that define how the binary expression tree is built to evaluate the condition expression. Can you please let me know where and when exactly is the original condition provided in the input file, is parsed and inserted in the JOB_COND table. And where can i see this parser code. Thanks, -srinivas

In reply to Re: CA::AutoSys::Jil module by Anonymous Monk
in thread CA::AutoSys::Jil module by runrig

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