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Yes, you can chain them You likely want to call each just once though.
Thank you, Stephen
Issue resolved.
- nsmith8 years agoNew Contributor III
We use Pipeline Executes as they are less error prone than just dragging the pipeline call.
You can make something like the screenshot below, which will also email any errors and continue execution if there is a failure (if you want that).
- bhavin_patel5 years agoNew Contributor
in below example, 6th sub pipeline fails, now i have to rerun the complete master pipeline including 1st,2nd,3rd,4th and 5th that have succeed. Is there a way in snaplogic not to rerun the already succeeded process by time. so this way when i run the master pipeline again after resolving the issue, it will execute only 6th sub pipeline and skip the rest
- bojanvelevski5 years agoValued Contributor
Hey @bhavin.patel,
If you open an output view on the sub pipelines, you’ll get the status of the execution. By doing this, you can keep information about the last execution of the pipelines, either SLDB, DB, etc., and this will be your condition for the next execution. Rearrange the pipeline to first check the log, and if all of the pipelines are successful, execute all of them, if one or more failed, run only the failed ones.
I hope that you’ll find this helpful,
Regards,Bojan