Job Template Builder Question

Is it possible to have the Job Template Builder combine text and a variable in a job property.

For example I have the following Template description:

%PROGRAM%=EDIT,Which program do you want to schedule?
%START_TIME%=EDIT,Enter job start time (hh:mm in 24-hour time format):
%EMAIL_RECIPIENT%=EDIT,To whom do you want to send an email alert when the job finishes:
JOB_TYPE=P
SCHEDULE_TYPE=D
START_TIME=%START_TIME%
SUNDAY=Y
SATURDAY=Y
SKIP_HOLIDAY=N
SKIP=N
ASYNC=N
MSG_FINISH=Y
MSG_EMAIL=Y
MSG_ACCOUNT=scheduler
MSG_PASSWORD=scheduler
MSG_RECIPIENT=%EMAIL_RECIPIENT%
DESCRIPTION=Every day this job kicks off the process.
DETACHED=Y
EXIT_CODE=0
COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe "%PROGRAM%
START_IN="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\"
DISABLE_ON_ERROR=N
NAME=%PROGRAM%

Basically I want the COMMAND to be prefilled with the program to run and then append the variable to be passed as a parameter to the program.

Thanks,
Brad

Yes, it is possible.

COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe" %PROGRAM%

In case if the program name is a real name of some executable file that may include spaces, enclose that name in double quotes

COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe" "%PROGRAM%"

: Is it possible to have the Job Template Builder combine text and a variable
: in a job property.

: For example I have the following Template description: %PROGRAM%=EDIT,Which
: program do you want to schedule?
: %START_TIME%=EDIT,Enter job start time (hh:mm in 24-hour time format):
: %EMAIL_RECIPIENT%=EDIT,To whom do you want to send an email alert when the
: job finishes: JOB_TYPE=P
: SCHEDULE_TYPE=D
: START_TIME=%START_TIME%
: SUNDAY=Y
: SATURDAY=Y
: SKIP_HOLIDAY=N
: SKIP=N
: ASYNC=N
: MSG_FINISH=Y
: MSG_EMAIL=Y
: MSG_ACCOUNT=scheduler
: MSG_PASSWORD=scheduler
: MSG_RECIPIENT=%EMAIL_RECIPIENT%
: DESCRIPTION=Every day this job kicks off the process.
: DETACHED=Y
: EXIT_CODE=0
: COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe
: "%PROGRAM%
: START_IN="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\"
: DISABLE_ON_ERROR=N
: NAME=%PROGRAM%

: Basically I want the COMMAND to be prefilled with the program to run and then
: append the variable to be passed as a parameter to the program.

: Thanks,
: Brad

By the way, "Start In" parameter doesn't need an ending backslash.

: Yes, it is possible.

: COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe"
: %PROGRAM%

: In case if the program name is a real name of some executable file that may
: include spaces, enclose that name in double quotes

: COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe"
: "%PROGRAM%"

This is what I end up with as the Command Line property after running the script (Attached below):
C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe" "%PROGRAM%

I entered TEST for the question - Which program do you want to schedule?
I am expecting to see:
"C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe" TEST

I am using version 3.4.26
Also the Name is not filled correctly either.

Brad

: Yes, it is possible.

: COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe"
: %PROGRAM%

: In case if the program name is a real name of some executable file that may
: include spaces, enclose that name in double quotes

: COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe"
: "%PROGRAM%"

SCRIPT:
%PROGRAM%=EDIT,Which program do you want to schedule?
%START_TIME%=EDIT,Enter job start time (hh:mm in 24-hour time format):
%EMAIL_RECIPIENT%=EDIT,To whom do you want to send an email alert when the job finishes: JOB_TYPE=P
SCHEDULE_TYPE=D
START_TIME=%START_TIME%
SUNDAY=Y
SATURDAY=Y
SKIP_HOLIDAY=N
SKIP=N
ASYNC=N
MSG_FINISH=Y
MSG_EMAIL=Y
MSG_ACCOUNT=scheduler
MSG_PASSWORD=scheduler
MSG_RECIPIENT=%EMAIL_RECIPIENT%
DESCRIPTION=Every day this job kicks off the process.
DETACHED=Y
EXIT_CODE=0
COMMAND="C:\Program Files\File Splitter\File Splitter.exe" "%PROGRAM%"
START_IN="C:\Program Files\File Splitter"
DISABLE_ON_ERROR=N
NAME=%PROGRAM%