Hi,
I have a little problem with setting scheduled dependent jobs in PowerShell. For example I have two Jobs: Job1 and Job2. I get both jobs to variables:
$Job2 = Get-VBRJob -Name HvBackupJob2
$Job = Get-VBRJob -Name HvBackupJob
Next I try use SetScheduleDependentJobs method.
$Job.SetScheduleDependentJobs($Job2)
Everything pass without error, but there is no effect in attribute PreviousJobIdInScheduleChain.
When I use GUI everything is OK. Can anyone help?
Regards Michal
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Re: SetScheduleDependentJobs
For now it seems to be general limitation that you aren’t able to set chain dependent job, using aforesaid methods.
It might be fixed in the future releases.
Thanks for the feedback; highly-appreciated.
It might be fixed in the future releases.
Thanks for the feedback; highly-appreciated.
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Re: SetScheduleDependentJobs
Thanks,
I didn't know if something is wrong with software or just I doing something wrong.
Is there a known approximate date when it would be fixed?
I didn't know if something is wrong with software or just I doing something wrong.
Is there a known approximate date when it would be fixed?
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Re: SetScheduleDependentJobs
According to plan, it should be fixed in the upcoming release. So, stay tuned.Is there a known approximate date when it would be fixed?
Thanks.
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