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• $JOB_KEY$ - replaced with the Job ID
• $JOB_SEQ$ - replaced with the Job Sequence Number
• $JOB_NAME$ - replaced with the Job Name
• $WSL_SCRIPT_<host script name in metadata>_CODE$ - see the Script Sourcing section for examplesTokens

Environment Variables

The following environment variables are set prior to running the command

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Success and Failure Command Script Sourcing

The Script Sourcing feature of RED is also available to be used in the Success and Failure Commands, this allows referencing a Host Script from the RED metadata rather than a script the that exists on the operating system.

Example success command:

python "WSL_SCRIPT_my_python_success_script_CODE"

When this Success Command is executed at run-time RED will do the following:

• Parse the command for RED Tokens
  • Write referenced metadata Host Scripts found in any Script Sourcing Tokens to the work directory  
  • Expand the RED Tokens in the command line, Script Sourcing Tokens are replaced with the full file path of the script
• Set up the environment variables
• Execute the expanded command