- Submitting WFL Input
- Selecting the Queue for a Job
- Specifying a Start Time
- Structuring the WFL Job
- Initiating Dependent Processes from WFL
- Initiating Compilations from WFL
- Initiating Utilities from WFL
- Initiating Interactive Processes from WFL
- Submitting Other WFL Jobs
- Access to Task Attributes in WFL
- Using File Equations in WFL
- Responding to Error Conditions in WFL
- Communicating with Other Processes in WFL
- Controlling a Task from a Job
- Restarting WFL Jobs
- WFL Example
Work Flow Language (WFL) is a programming language that is designed specifically for use in task initiation and control. WFL is a block-structured language with syntax similar to ALGOL, although WFL is simpler and easier to learn.
The following subsections explain how WFL jobs are submitted and how they can be used to initiate other processes.
For further information about WFL, refer to the Work Flow Language (WFL) Programming Reference Manual.
