I have a job with 2 tasks:
1 to list the number of files in a folder
2 to start another job

The second task is within a loop and starts the other job multiple times (based on how many files it finds). How can I pass the file path variable to this other job to use it in other tasks?
I am calling another job with the loop because I want to call that job multiple times in parallel, else I would create the task in the same job and use {LOOP(CurrentValueX)}

I solved the issue by creating a job variable and assigning the currentloop c value to that job variable.
After having this it was easy to access the job variable from another job

I solved the issue by creating a job variable and assigning the currentloop c value to that job variable.
After having this it was easy to access the job variable from another job

Thank you for the information.

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