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The commands can be entered in the Job Definition screen as shown below. It is important to make sure the commands you enter reflect the operating system (Linux or Windows) where the job will run or be portable between environments, as the commands entered are simply run as a system command where the job is being executed.
Success Commands
Success commands run when a job is a marked as successful in the final stage of Job execution and the Success Command field is populated. . The example used in the Job definition screen above simply outputs the values of the special tokens to a log file which also uses the tokens to form the log file name, thus creating a unique log for each run.
Example:
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echo "Job $JOB_KEY$, Seq $JOB_SEQ$, Name $JOB_NAME$" >"c:\temp\$JOB_SEQ$_success_$JOB_KEY$_$JOB_NAME$.log" |
Failure Commands
Failure commands run when a task marks a job as failed and the Failure Command field is populated. This command will only run once for the job even if more than one task fails in multi-threaded jobs.
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