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Delivered in the lates Kubernetes job type plug-in version.
In details;
a. When scheduling the kubernates batch on TWS, we have two options. The first option is to prepare a batch content by giving the yaml file path. The second option is to prepare batch content (job in the JOBLIB) directly with yaml content.
b. If we prefer the second way, the content of the yaml file is completely appended to the batch content. So, we can set a variable such as "&OYMD." by using "//*%OPC SCAN" in the batch content.
c. But, if we choose the first path between these two options, it only adds a file path to the batch content that DWC produces. So, we have to add the "&OYMD." date parameter into the yaml content. Since we add the yaml file via the file path, we cannot set the parameter in the batch content when it executes.
d. What I am trying to explain here is not the yaml file path that we want to pass to the parametric structure. What needs to be parametric is a value equivalent in the content of the yaml file located in this file path.