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How to attach files to a WFM using iwmodelc.bat CLT??

BlueWhale

Hello all,

I am into a situation where I need to invoke a WFM workflow through a perl script. For this, since the workflow needs to be invoked by a CLT, I am trying to use iwmodelc.bat. But, how to attach files to the workflow being invoked? How to pass a value to a Global Variable of the WF?

We have done the same (invoking a WF from a perl script) before but, it was an WFT workflow. There, we have used iwwft_compile.ipl CLT and passed an xml file to it with all necessary values (file to attach, any WF variable values etc.,). But, I don't see a way to achieve the same using modeller WFs.

Please let me know if any of you have done this before. Thank you.

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BlueWhale

Had anyone done this before?

Crsb

Are you trying to invoke it from a wf model or job specs?

I dont think you can pass variables before workflow instantiation using iwmodelc.
these are some ways i suggest you consider:
1)
- Save the variables and files in tmp file
- Instantiate the workflow
- The first task in the workflow should update the workflow variables and attach files from the tmp file.
2)
another way that might cbe easier with WFM, is to create the job specs first then instantiate the workflow