Set
(since EVL 2.0)
Manually set status to EVL task (i.e. job, workflow or script, or waiting for a file). Keep in mind, that this command is not intended for standard usage. It is only for special cases when something went wrong and you need to set status manually.
Possible states are:
- ‘reru’
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set state to ‘RERU’, i.e. ‘To rerun’.
- ‘wait’
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set state to ‘WAIT’, i.e. ‘Waiting’.
- ‘runn’
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set state to ‘RUNN’, i.e. ‘Running’.
- ‘fail’
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set state to ‘FAIL’, i.e. ‘Failed’.
- ‘canc’
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set state to ‘CANC’, i.e. ‘Cancelled’.
- ‘skip’
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set state to ‘SKIP’, i.e. ‘Skipped’.
- ‘succ’
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set state to ‘SUCC’, i.e. ‘Successful’.
- ‘arch’
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set state to ‘ARCH’, i.e. ‘Archived’.
- ‘dele’
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set state to ‘DELE’, i.e. ‘Deleted’.
Synopsis
evl set <state> ( <run_id>... | <task_name>... [-o|--odate=<odate>] ) [-p|--project=<project_dir>] [-v|--verbose] evl set ( --help | --usage | --version )
Options
- -o, --odate=<odate>
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to specify particular Order Date, environment variable ‘EVL_ODATE’ is then ignored
- -p, --project=<project_dir>
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specify project folder if not the current working one
Standard options:
- --help
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print this help and exit
- --usage
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print short usage information and exit
- -v, --verbose
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print to stderr info/debug messages of the component
- --version
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print version and exit
Examples
- Mark ‘some_job.evl’ as successfully finished with current date as ‘$EVL_ODATE’:
evl set succ some_job.evl