Answer Posted / niroj kumar pattnaik

We can try one approach by calling the graph's own deployed
script name from its end script call.

For Example:
Suppose, we have a graph my_graph.mp and its deployed
script my_graph.ksh in $AI_RUN.

Now in the end script of our graph we can call the deployed
scripts as given below:

if [ $mpjret -eq 0 ]; then
$AI_RUN/my_graph.ksh
else
echo "Graph Failed"
fi

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Though this approach mimics the style of a continuous
graph, it can't replace the benefits of it. This approach
can be further enhanced to take care of roll-back and
failure handlings by using "trap" command with a user
defined unix script/function.

Thanks,
Niroj@Thbs

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