Can we schedule a workflow(not a session) to run after
completition of another workflow? Can we make a workflow
depend on completition of another one?

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Can we schedule a workflow(not a session) to run after completition of another workflow? Can we ma..

Answer / santosh kumar sarangi

Different type of scheduler are there in market for this
purpose like WLM(Work Load Manager), Control M.

If you want to do it through informatica then after
completion of all the session of first work flow keep
command task and with in the command task call the next work
flow through pmcmd command.

Let me know if i am wrong.
Santosh Kumar Sarangi

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Can we schedule a workflow(not a session) to run after completition of another workflow? Can we ma..

Answer / jack patel

yes,we can schedule a 1workflow after 2 workflow make a dependent on first one.
ex: if we have 5 workflow and we want to schedule a job in production. just do dependent on previous one..

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