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Running jobs, Selecting values for arguments

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In some cases, subject to your security policies, consider changing the security credentials of the replication manager server (one change) to match those saved with the job events (potentially many changes). Running jobs Run a job. Whenever you run a job, HP recommends that you validate it. Validation helps prevent job failures by checking resource availability before the job begins executing commands. See jobs validation. Considerations • You can use the GUI or CLUI. • Jobs often interact with resources in the SAN. If those resources change, the jobs may not run properly. • Jobs that interact with the same resources can impact each other. One job can change resources in such a manner that another job is impacted. Procedures Running a job from the GUI 1. In the navigation pane, select Jobs to display the Jobs window in the content pane. 2. Click the List tab. 3. Select the job you want to run. 4. Select Actions > Run. The Confirm Job Run window opens. 5. Select an execution mode: • Normal - Validates the job and then runs it. • Validate Only - Validates the job but does not run it. • Skip Validation - Runs the job without first validating it. 6. Click OK to run the job. The Monitor Job window opens, indicating the job execution mode Running a job from the CLUI 1. Open a CLUI window. 2. Issue a Set Job command. Include the job name, mode switch and run switch. The mode should be normal or skip validation. Selecting values for arguments Select an argument value. The argument editor allows you to select one or more values for job command arguments. (See arguments and argument lists.) Depending on the command, you can select from several types of resources. For example, the SetListVariable command allows you to select from storage volumes and storage containers. Considerations • You can use only use the GUI. Procedure The following is the general procedure for selecting arguments in the Editing Task window. 1. Select an argument and click the expand-argument button [...]. The Argument Editor window opens. 178 Jobs

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In some cases, subject to your security policies, consider changing the security credentials of the replication
manager server (one change) to match those saved with the job events (potentially many changes).
Running jobs
Run a job. Whenever you run a job, HP recommends that you validate it. Validation helps prevent job
failures by checking resource availability before the job begins executing commands. See jobs
validation
.
Considerations
You can use the GUI or CLUI.
Jobs often interact with resources in the SAN. If those resources change, the jobs may not run
properly.
Jobs that interact with the same resources can impact each other. One job can change resources
in such a manner that another job is impacted.
Procedures
Running a job from the GUI
1.
In the navigation pane, select
Jobs
to display the Jobs window in the content pane.
2.
Click the
List
tab.
3.
Select the job you want to run.
4.
Select
Actions > Run
. The Con
rm Job Run window opens.
5.
Select an execution mode:
Normal - Validates the job and then runs it.
Validate Only - Validates the job but does not run it.
Skip Validation - Runs the job without
rst validating it.
6.
Click
OK
to run the job. The Monitor Job window opens, indicating the job execution mode
Running a job from the CLUI
1.
Open a CLUI window.
2.
Issue a
Set Job command
. Include the
job name
,
mode switch
and
run switch
. The mode
should be
normal
or
skip validation
.
Selecting values for arguments
Select an argument value. The argument editor allows you to select one or more values for job command
arguments. (See
arguments
and
argument lists
.) Depending on the command, you can select from
several types of resources. For example, the
SetListVariable
command allows you to select from storage
volumes and storage containers.
Considerations
You can use only use the GUI.
Procedure
The following is the general procedure for selecting arguments in the Editing Task window.
1.
Select an argument and click the expand-argument button [...]. The Argument Editor window
opens.
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