This is not supported. The Remote Agent does not load job database and script library and so it cannot find your user-defined statement. A workaround is to save your statement as a JAL file and include it on the Remote Agent using @SCRIPT tag, which is sort of "#include" directive in other languages. Each statement should be saved as a separate file. Of course, these JAL files should be created on the Agent. However, this can be inconvenient if you have many statements and/or they have parameters and return values. : I have a job that contains a User Defined Statement. The job runs fine
: locally. The User Defined Statement functions properly. However, when I
: try to run the job remotely I get "Remote job exit code -1" ,
: "Remote job Error!. If I comment out the User Defined Statement, the
: job runs fine remotely. As a test I added the User Defined Statement to
: the remote agent and comfirmed that the same job would run locally on the
: remote agent. Is this function not supported remotely? Can you shed some
: light on this issue. The following is a copy of the job and User Defined
: Statement: //Test Job
: Dim Found, boolean
: Dim Ret, Number
: Dim index1, number
: Dim FilePath, String : Set FilePath, "C:\Source\LoadtoProduct.sem" : //FilePath is a parameter
: FileExists( FilePath, Found ) : If( Found,Done,Runit) : Runit: //Create file
: FileCreate FilePath : //Processing something
: //Run( "c:\winnt\notepad.exe", "c:\winnt\", ret )
: ForNext( index1, 1000, 1, -1, END_LOOP )
: END_LOOP: //Delete File
: FileDelete( FilePath ) : Done: Exit : //User Defined Statement
: Dim file_number, number
: Dim line, string
: Dim CurDateTime, string
: Now(CurDateTime) : Set line, " Job @V"job_name" started on @T"dddd, mmm d,
: yyyy" "
: Concat line, CurDateTime, line : // Open recipients file for reading line by line : FileOpen( FilePath, "LineMode", "Write", FAlSE,
: file_number )
: FileWrite( file_number, line ) : FileClose( file_number ) : Sam Mills
: sam_mills@es.adp.com
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