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· May 25, 2018

RESJOB while compiling classes

#Continuous Integration #Compiler #Caché

Hi everyone

I'm coding a script in order to validade an installation package following the steps:

- Create environment { }
Try{
    - Import classes
    // Do some stuffs
    - Compile Classes
}Catch (ex){
    // oops ...
}
- Destroy environment { }

In some specific cases I will need to terminate the current process and start a new one with some new parameters.
With any code inside my try catch block, whenever I terminate the process I receive a RESJOB and it works perfectly.
When my job is running a compilation ($SYSTEM.OBJ.Compile(.classes)) and receive a RESJOB, it does not catch the exception. It just terminate, so the environment is not destroyed.

Any ideas on how to handle this situation?

Thank you all

Edit 1:

I also tried $$$THROWONERROR(sc,$SYSTEM.OBJ.Compile(.classes)), since it returns a status

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Robert Cemper · May 25, 2018

A Compile has also an errlog parameter ist is clear that it does an inner error trapping.

ClassMethod Compile(
ByRef classes As %String = "",
qspec As %String = "",
ByRef errorlog As %String,
recurse As %Boolean = 0) As %Status [ CodeMode = expression ]

.
 therfore at termination it doesn't end in your catch{ }
 I think it may even react specially on RESJOB by just doing a HALT.

in a development environment, you may try to investigate this using a %ZSTOP routine

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Thiago Zenaro · May 26, 2018

Hi Eduard.

It did not work neither with a single-process. sad

UPD. Who throws a RESJOB? Do you want to kill compile process from external process (that was my idea)?

Exactly! At first we just want to have some basic page interface to start/stop the script.

Anyway you caught the idea. It is totally related to continuous integration. I'll take a loot at your articles.

Thank you

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Eduard Lebedyuk · May 25, 2018

Compilation is usually multi-process, I'd try single-process compilation and see how it works:

$SYSTEM.OBJ.Compile(.classes, "/multicompile=0")

Multicompile qualifier:

           Name: /multicompile
    Description: Enable use of work queue manager (optionally specify the number of workers if value >1)
           Type: string

UPD. Who throws a RESJOB? Do you want to kill compile process from external process (that was my idea)? Or do you want to terminate abnormally?  If it's the second you need to check errolog from Compile method and terminate the process explicitly:

do $system.Process.Terminate(, 1)

Also I wrote a series of articles on managing Continuous Delivery process. Check it out.

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