I have an email notification that runs on Job Error...

Job -> Flow -> On error -> Run Notification 'Error Email'

I am trying to include the Task Name that encountered the error, the Stdout, StrErr, ExitCode, and ExitCodeDesc. I was able to include this information when the notification was ran on the Task Flow with:

[{TASK(PrevTask,StdOut)}]

But is there a way to get the information when the notification is ran from the Job flow?

I use this:

Job: {JOB(Active|Name)}
Task: {TASK(PrevTask|Name)}
Exit code: {TASK(PrevTask|ExitCode)}
Errormessage: {TASK(PrevTask,StdErr)}

Thomas

I use this:

Job: {JOB(Active|Name)}
Task: {TASK(PrevTask|Name)}
Exit code: {TASK(PrevTask|ExitCode)}
Errormessage: {TASK(PrevTask,StdErr)}

Thomas

That is what we are using as well, but if the Notification is sent from a Job level flow then we get

Task Name: [Task does not exist or is not selected.]

That's strange. This works for us when we set it on job level:
Job - flow - onerror - send notification. In the notification (emial) we have what I posted previously.

Please download and re-install the latest version. I recall a bug here.

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Thanks Henrik, that worked. We were still on 8.2.2. Updating the server to 8.2.3 worked, though oddly when clients were opened they were not prompted to update from 8.2.2 to 8.2.3. Even when running Check Updates on the client it would return saying that they were on the latest version.

We had to manually download the 8.2.3 installer from the website and then install it in order to update the clients.

Maybe you were using different versions of Client and Server?

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Maybe you were using different versions of Client and Server?

We were. The server was updated to 8.2.3. The clients were still on 8.2.2. I expected the clients to be prompted to update to the latest version when they attempted to connect to a server at a higher version then they are. Is that not the expected process?

As I recall it we check server version. But generally you should use same or newer version of client. Older can become a problem.

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