If you wish to Automatically execute the data
transfer job, a starting and ending date can be entered here. The job
will automatically be run in the background in the entered time frame
and/or from the starting date.
By selecting the time zone, you will define which time zone is referred
to for the points in time shown in the dialog for automatic execution (From and Until), as well as for the scheduler rule.
With the Standard Rule setting, the time and
frequency of the execution time can be entered. When using this, the
scheduler rule in the lower part of the dialog will be automatically
refreshed.
Selecting the Manual Rule setting allows a Scheduler
Rule to be manually entered. Because there are a virtually
unlimited amount of possible rules, it is not possible to enter every
desired rule via the standard dialog. With the Multiple
manual rules option, an edit field will be shown, in which
you can enter more complex rules.
Select the Standard Rule option to show the
additional settings in the dialog.
When using automatic execution, enter the time at which the data
transfer will be executed with a job. Define the execution interval,
either daily, weekly, or monthly, at which the job will begin.
Depending on whether you select a daily, weekly, or monthly execution,
the dialog's appearance will differ.
When selecting the Daily setting, in
the every ... days field, enter after how many
days the job should be repeated.
With the Weekly setting, enter in the every ... weeks
field after how many weeks the job should be repeated. A weekday must
also be entered. Without entering the weekday, the job will
not be run.
With the Monthly setting, in the every
... months field, enter after how many months the job
should be repeated. You must additionally enter the day on which the
execution will be repeated. In this, the entry can be made as a number
(first, second, third day, etc.), or as a weekday (first Monday of the
month, second Saturday of the month, etc.). Without this entry, the job
will not be run.
Processes - dynamically determined Rule
With a dynamically determined rule, system values can be consulted for
the execution time. The value can be a Request, User, or
Session value that stems from the Processing
context or a System data group. The
following will be entered to the Name field for
this type of rule:
For a request value: Name of request variable
For a session value: Name of session variable
For a value from the processing context: Name of variable
For a system data group value: Application and name of data group
For a user value: Property of user
In the lower area of the dialog, define whether an error should be
output to the logfile if the dynamically determined execution time lies
in the past or returns the value NULL.