One of the best new feauture of RunMyJobs is the possibility to create Internal JobChain processes. Normally first an JobDefinition has to be created and this can be included into a JobChain. In many cases a JobDefinition cannot be reused and thus is dedicated to a specific JobChain.
In RunMyJobs it is now possible to create a JobDefinition within a JobChain. This can be done when a JobDefinition is added to a JobChain and no name is specified. This JobDefinition will be named with a internal-name. But how to handle if you want to include an existing JobDefinition and covert it to an internal process.
To convert an existing JobDefinition into an internal process is easy. Just changed the name of the JobDefinition to System_Internal_Chain. This will copy the external JobDefinition and convert it into an internal process (thanks Gerben for this tip). Only one JobDefinition can be converted at one time, so you have to save the JobChain after each attempt to convert the JobDefinition.