return status of deployment

Hi all,
I am looking for how to catch the error in the nested deployment descriptor.

I have a workflow which will deploy the data to database. On failure of the deployment an email will forward to the user. Initially the workflow will call deployment descriptor say ABC.xml this descriptor will call the other descriptor say XYZ.xml under its dnrDeploymentJob. The XYZ.xml is to deploy the data content to table.

The workflow can catch the status of ABC.xml only. But if the XYZ fails then the table would not update and the return to the workflow is success as the execution of ABC is successfull.

Any pointer to this?

thanks
-Parag

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ISCBorisB

Hi all,
I am looking for how to catch the error in the nested deployment descriptor.

I have a workflow which will deploy the data to database. On failure of the deployment an email will forward to the user. Initially the workflow will call deployment descriptor say ABC.xml this descriptor will call the other descriptor say XYZ.xml under its dnrDeploymentJob. The XYZ.xml is to deploy the data content to table.

The workflow can catch the status of ABC.xml only. But if the XYZ fails then the table would not update and the return to the workflow is success as the execution of ABC is successfull.

Any pointer to this?

thanks
-Parag

It is Developers' responsibility to inform OD engine that the "Run" portion of DNR has failed.

Basically, you print <response code="-2"/>\n into STDOUT to send a (failure) return code to OpenDeploy.
OD Engine behavior differs depending on whether Deployment is transactional and few more factors,
check Table of Task-Level Triggers in OpenDeploy Administration Guide

Icebreaker

Hi Parag,

In the DNR you have the option of specifying when you have execute the DNR Script.

You can try executing your DataDeploy (xyz.xml) via DNR first followed by the OpenDeploy (abc.xml). This way using the return code of DataDeploy (xyz.xml) you can skip OpenDeploy(abc.xml) and get back to the Workflow.

Regards,

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Parag

Hi Parag,

In the DNR you have the option of specifying when you have execute the DNR Script.

You can try executing your DataDeploy (xyz.xml) via DNR first followed by the OpenDeploy (abc.xml). This way using the return code of DataDeploy (xyz.xml) you can skip OpenDeploy(abc.xml) and get back to the Workflow.

Regards,

Thanks Jay for reply.
But my requirement is to execute the datadeployment through a deployment descrriptor.
Workflow(DNR)->Perlscript(get the decriptor namei.e.abc.xml)->abc.xml->xyz.xml

This will be the flow of execution. the opendeployment stuff is written in abc.xml and inturn this will call xyz.xml

Any pointer to this??

-Parag