Is there a way in JScheduler to bypass the running of a job based on a no file condition.
Not a no program condition but where a particular semaphore file does not exist.

Why don't you use "when file exists" schedule type instead of a time-based schedule? This will make the job run only when the file is found?
or
You can create and schedule a shell script that checks for the file before running other commands. If the file isn't ther it can simply exit.

Back to your previous question about @T macro, we have a beta version of the latest maintanence release that supports time masks in @T macro-parameters. If you are interested I can send you the download link.

: Is there a way in JScheduler to bypass the running of a job based on a no
: file condition.
: Not a no program condition but where a particular semaphore file does not
: exist.

: Why don't you use "when file exists" schedule type instead of a
: time-based schedule? This will make the job run only when the file is
: found?
: or
: You can create and schedule a shell script that checks for the file before
: running other commands. If the file isn't ther it can simply exit.

: Back to your previous question about @T macro, we have a beta version of the
: latest maintanence release that supports time masks in @T
: macro-parameters. If you are interested I can send you the download link.

Yes thanks. I would be interested in implementing that new release.

I just emailed it to you.

: Yes thanks. I would be interested in implementing that new release.