Adding a built-in context variable to the Repository
About this task
You can save a built-in context variable defined in a Job or Route to a new context, or an existing context provided that the context variable does not already exist in the context.
Procedure
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In the Context view of a Job or Route, right-click the
context variable you want to add to the Repository and select Add to
repository context from the contextual menu to open the
Repository Content dialog box.
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In the dialog box, do either of the following:
- to add your context variable to a new context, select Create a new context and enter a name for the new context in the Context name field, and then click OK.
- to add your context variable to an existing context, select the context and click OK.
Information noteWarning: When adding a built-in context variable to an existing context, make sure that the variable does not already exist in the context.In this example, add the context variable password defined in a Job to a new context named DB_login.
The context variable is added to the Repository context of your choice, along with the defined built-in contexts, and it appears as a Repository-stored context variable in the Context view.
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