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Working with Orchestrations
Orchestration Management 13-11
• Resource Level Script—Adds resource level scripts, see Figure 13-10.
Figure 13-10 Add Resource Level Script
6. Click OK to add the custom operation or script to the step in the Orchestration View pane.
Note At each Orchestration step, you can choose to execute or skip executing any particular step in an
orchestration. For more details, refer “Re-Executing Failed Steps” section on page 13-11
At each Orchestration step, you can choose to abort or skip, if any error occurs. For more details,
see the “Error Handling/Abort on Error” section on page 13-12.
Re-Executing Failed Steps
The Execute check-box provides a way to enable or disable execution of steps in Orchestration by checking
or un-checking Execute check box that appears next to each step in Orchestration. It provides you with the
ability to re-execute any step or set of steps in Orchestration.
Note By default, when a step is added, the Execute option is checked which means the step executes in
the running session.
Using this feature, you can skip the execution of certain steps of Orchestration in a running session. In such
a case, the unchecked step appears with a ‘Skipped’ status in a running session. For more details, refer
“Executing Orchestration” section on page 13-16.
To re-execute failed steps, click the Execute check box next to the required steps; see Figure 13-11.