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Kick off Workspace after fails - FME Flow

  • November 27, 2024
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scotts
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I have workspaces that are run from a job submitter in an automation. Is there away to kick off another workspace if it fails? I want to send an SQS message back to our SQS Queue with success or failure messaging. The successful message is easy but I can’t figure out how to send a failure message unless it fails though a specific transformer. 

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redgeographics
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Yes, the workspace action has 2 “output ports”, the checkmark at the top is used when the workspace runs succesfully, the x is for when it fails. So you can connect a SQS action to the x port to report failure.

 

-- edit -- Shoot, I just saw that you’re using the FMEFlowJobSubmitter so that’s a totally different thing. I’ll leave this here in case somebody else finds it useful and make a new reply with what I hope is the correct answer.


redgeographics
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When you publish a workspace to FME Flow you can edit the properties of the services you’re publishing it with. Under the Advanced section is a “Notify on Job Completion” section where you can set which notification topics to be posted to on succes or failure. You can then use the FME Flow Notification trigger in an automation to pick that up.


scotts
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  • November 28, 2024
redgeographics wrote:

When you publish a workspace to FME Flow you can edit the properties of the services you’re publishing it with. Under the Advanced section is a “Notify on Job Completion” section where you can set which notification topics to be posted to on succes or failure. You can then use the FME Flow Notification trigger in an automation to pick that up.

Thanks so much. 


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