Mark a job complete so that you can continue running the rest of the flow

About this task

You can mark a job complete without actually running the job. Use this option when you want a flow to continue running, even though the job failed or did not run. Marking a job complete does not actually run the job—it just changes its state. You mark a job complete so that its successor jobs can run when you rerun the flow. You can complete a job in a flow that has the status Exited.

Procedure

Select Jobs > Jobs, select the flow from the list.
In the Details pane, select the Flow Chart tab.
Select the job or job array, right-click, and select Run.

The job or job array will be run, but its successors may not, depending on the state of the flow.
Locate the flow containing the job you want to mark complete, and open the flow.
Locate the job you want to mark complete, and right click on it.
From the menu, select Complete Job.

From the command line

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Procedure

On the command line, specify the following:
jjob-i flow_ID -c flow_name[:subflow_name]:job_name

where flow_ID is the unique flow ID containing the job you want to mark complete, flow_name is the name of your flow, .subflow_name is the name of your subflow (if you have one) and job_name is the name of your job.
Press Enter.