Hello John, I believe you could write the following to keep a job from executing on a machine on which it had already tried running: Requirements=$(REQUIREMENTS) && (Machine=!=LastRemoteHost) The LastRemoteHost attribute should be set to the last host on which a job attempted to execute. It wouldn't keep a job from executing on all machines that it previously attempted to run on, but would at least prevent the last one. Make sure you use =!= as it's undefined when the job hasn't run yet. Good luck, Rob =================================== Rob Futrick Phone: 617.395.0251 rfutrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cycle Computing, LLC http://www.cyclecomputing.com Scillieri, John wrote:
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