the documentation says about @JobProperties: "Job properties are used in formulas when designing a process. The output values of job properties can be known only during the actual running of a job."
I consider a job "running" as long as something I defined in the architect is not yet completed (e.g. archiving).
So I tried to use an @JobProperty in the Binder document archiving "Move documents" Formula in the Architect to archive some additional non-binder documents.
The @JobProperty works fine in the "(OS FormulaTest)" form, even for "completed" jobs.
The formula for archiving is definitely located in the architect.
So it should work
But all I get from OS Administration agent is an error during archiving.
Has someone ever succesfully used an @JobProperty in the archiving formulas ?
Is it a bug ?
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