: The script is currently executing on the remote server. SUCCESS : The job finished with an exit code of 0. FAILURE : The job finished with a non-zero exit code. TERMINATED : The job was manually stopped by a user. ON_HOLD : The job is paused and will not run until released. Creating Your First Job (JIL)

: Used to insert or update job definitions into the database.

: Use a standard naming convention (e.g., APP_COUNTRY_JOBTYPE_DESCRIPTION ).

: Pauses a workflow until a specific file appears or reaches a certain size.

: A container used to group related jobs. If you kill a box, all jobs inside it stop. Understanding Job Statuses

: Ensure your scripts return proper exit codes so Autosys knows if the job actually succeeded.

Jobs in Autosys move through various states. The most common ones include:

Comprehensive Autosys Tutorial for Beginners Broadcom (formerly CA Workload Automation AE) is an enterprise-grade job scheduling tool used to automate, manage, and monitor complex workflows across diverse operating systems. This guide provides a foundational understanding of how Autosys works, its components, and how to create your first job. What is Autosys?