Child job type

Alternatively, you can specify the child job type in the document properties file.

If a value exists in the document properties file, it takes priority. If neither the document properties file nor this child job type property specifies a value, an error occurs. If documents in the same child job have different job type values, an error occurs.

To specify a different workflow for each child job that the step creates, leave this property blank and instead set the child job type in the SetDocPropsFromConditions step using a property conditions file. In the property conditions file, set the Job.Doc.ChildJobType property to the same value for all documents in the child job.

Database name

Job.Doc.ChildJobType

Usage notes:

• In some cases, a particular workflow in the job type list is not a valid selection. For example, the ErrorMessage, DownloadLineData, LineData, and LineDataWithOverrides workflows are all used for processing line data; line data is not supported as a type of print file. (If you want to process line data, you must first convert it to AFP.)
• In addition to the workflows listed above, you can select a workflow that you have created as a child job type.