Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic System scheduler Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share System scheduler The System Scheduler application contains two separate engines for scheduling: the Scheduled Jobs engine and the Schedules engine. Figure 1. Scheduler Scheduled Jobs: Scheduled Jobs performs any work that must be done at a specific time or on a recurring basis. The Scheduled Jobs module links to the Schedule [sys_trigger] table. Manipulating records on the Schedule table is not recommended. Use this table to view existing base system scheduled jobs. The Scheduled Jobs module in System Definition is an admin-friendly front end for scheduling work. Use this module to create new scheduled jobs. For more information, see Create a Scheduled Job. Schedules: Schedules are rules which include or exclude time on a calendar. They are used by service levels, inactivity monitor, and group on-call rotation. For instance, a schedule can be defined to restrict service levels to only apply to weekdays during business hours, or to exclude holidays from an on-call rotation. For more information, see Use Schedules. Scheduled jobsScheduled Jobs are automated pieces of work that can be performed at either a particular time, or on a recurring schedule. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
System scheduler The System Scheduler application contains two separate engines for scheduling: the Scheduled Jobs engine and the Schedules engine. Figure 1. Scheduler Scheduled Jobs: Scheduled Jobs performs any work that must be done at a specific time or on a recurring basis. The Scheduled Jobs module links to the Schedule [sys_trigger] table. Manipulating records on the Schedule table is not recommended. Use this table to view existing base system scheduled jobs. The Scheduled Jobs module in System Definition is an admin-friendly front end for scheduling work. Use this module to create new scheduled jobs. For more information, see Create a Scheduled Job. Schedules: Schedules are rules which include or exclude time on a calendar. They are used by service levels, inactivity monitor, and group on-call rotation. For instance, a schedule can be defined to restrict service levels to only apply to weekdays during business hours, or to exclude holidays from an on-call rotation. For more information, see Use Schedules. Scheduled jobsScheduled Jobs are automated pieces of work that can be performed at either a particular time, or on a recurring schedule.
System scheduler The System Scheduler application contains two separate engines for scheduling: the Scheduled Jobs engine and the Schedules engine. Figure 1. Scheduler Scheduled Jobs: Scheduled Jobs performs any work that must be done at a specific time or on a recurring basis. The Scheduled Jobs module links to the Schedule [sys_trigger] table. Manipulating records on the Schedule table is not recommended. Use this table to view existing base system scheduled jobs. The Scheduled Jobs module in System Definition is an admin-friendly front end for scheduling work. Use this module to create new scheduled jobs. For more information, see Create a Scheduled Job. Schedules: Schedules are rules which include or exclude time on a calendar. They are used by service levels, inactivity monitor, and group on-call rotation. For instance, a schedule can be defined to restrict service levels to only apply to weekdays during business hours, or to exclude holidays from an on-call rotation. For more information, see Use Schedules. Scheduled jobsScheduled Jobs are automated pieces of work that can be performed at either a particular time, or on a recurring schedule.
