Substitution Parameters
The following substitution parameters can be used to specify the names/ file names of the archived chains and processes; these are defined using Archive_Feeder_Configure. Note that you can create multiple Archive destinations that all point to the same active archive server allowing you to specify multiple naming conventions.
Chains and Processes Names
${JobDefinition}* -<partition>.<name>of the process definition${ProcessServer}* -<partition>.<name>of the process server on which the chain or process to be archived ran${Queue}* -<partition>.<name>of the queue on which the chain or process to be archived ran${JobId}- ID of the chain or process to be archived${Description}- description of the chain or process to be archived${Status}- status of the chain or process to be archived${Priority}- priority of the chain or process to be archived
Partition Modifiers
Objects with * support the following partition modifiers:
n:- the name of the object (without its partition)p:- the partition of the object (without its name)?:- the<partition>.<name>of the object, except for theGlobal. partition, it will be trimmed.
Example for the GLOBAL.System process server:
${ProcessServer}returnsGLOBAL.System${n:ProcessServer}returnsSystem${p:ProcessServer}returnsGLOBAL${?:ProcessServer}returnsSystem
Example for the EMEA.Sysdm process server:
${ProcessServer}returnsEMEA.Sysdm${n:ProcessServer}returnsSysdm${p:ProcessServer}returnsEMEA${?:ProcessServer}returnsEMEA.Sysdm
File Names
${JobFile.Name}- name of the file, usuallystdout.logorstderr.log${JobFile.Size}- size of the file in bytes${JobFile.Type}- type of the file (Output or Log)