Novell PLATESPIN ORCHESTRATE 2.0.2 - DEVELOPMENT CLIENT REFERENCE 08-28-2009 Reference page 72

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In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.maxnodefailures" value="2" type="Integer" />
Max Resources: This value specifies the absolute maximum number of resources that you want the
job to use at one time. PlateSpin Orchestrate does not exceed the value set here. Set the value at
to specify unlimited resources.
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.maxresources" value="-1" type="Integer" />
Max Joblets Running: This value specifies the absolute maximum number of joblets that you want
the job to have running at one time. PlateSpin Orchestrate does not exceed the value set here. Set the
value at
-1
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.joblet.maxrunning" value="-1" type="Integer" />
Max Joblets Per Resource: This value specifies the absolute maximum number of joblets that you
want the job to occupy on a resource. Set the value at
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.joblet.maxperresource" value="-1" type="Integer" />
Resource Selection Ranking: This field displays ranking specification used to select suitable
resources. Element syntax is
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as an array:
<fact name="job.resources.rankby">
<array>
<string>resource.loadaverage/a</string>
<string>resource.anything/a</string>
</array>
</fact>
You can edit this array by clicking the
box. In this dialog box you can add or remove fact specifications to the array of element choices.
Persist Facts on Completion: This check box is not selected by default. When it is selected (that is,
its value is "true"), you specify that the Grid objects that this job modifies are persisted at the end of
the job. This setting is available and applicable only in a high availability setup.
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.persistfactsonfinish" value="false" type="Boolean" />
Joblet Control Settings
Joblet Timeout: This value specifies the amount of time (in seconds) you want the Orchestrate
Server to wait until cancelling the joblet. Set the value at
In the Fact Editor, this fact is listed as
<fact name="job.joblet.timeout" value="-1" type="Integer" />
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to specify unlimited joblets.
fact/order
:
job.maxnodefailures
:
job.maxresources
job.joblet.maxrunning
to specify unlimited joblets.
-1
job.joblet.maxperresource
where order is either ascending or descending
button to open the Attribute element values dialog
job.persistfactsonfinish
to specify no timeout.
-1
:
job.joblet.timeout
:
:
:
-1

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