Little Grid Control Issues
Sometimes you find yourself facing some little problem. You don’t believe it’s a bug or software deficiency, and you spend some time trying to find out what is the silly thing you’ve missed. Here are a handful of issues in Grid Control that cause this sort of little problem.
Issue One
The overall status of a multi-task job is shown as succeeded even though some of the steps within the job have failed.
This is expected behavior. The various tasks (such as T1, T2, T3) of the multi-task job are part of a serial step-set. The status of a serial step-set is considered to have succeeded if the last step has succeeded. This happens if the “Condition” and “Depends On” are not used while creating the task.
To avoid this default behavior use “Condition” and “Depends On” while creating the task.
