You
can use only variables of type IN because automation
scripts that run as cron tasks are unassociated with Maximo® business objects. You can also use
the implicit variables scriptName, qName,
and runAsUserInfo.
The following limitations
apply to using type IN variables
with automation scripts that run as cron tasks:
- You can use
variables with a literal binding to send parameters
into an automation script that is run as a cron task.
- You
can use variables with a System Property binding to send parameters.
- You can use variables with a MAXVAR binding with variables that
are of SYSTEM MAXVAR. You cannot use MAXVAR variables at the site
or organization level.
You can use the following implicit
variables in automation
scripts that run as cron tasks:
Table 1. Implicit variables | Implicit variable |
Description |
|---|
| scriptName |
Name of the automation script that is run as
a cron task. |
| qName |
Name of the cron task instance that is running
the automation script as a cron task. |
| runAsUserInfo |
Handle for the UserInfo Java™ object.
You can use this object to get
additional information about the user that is associated with the
cron task. |