With this setting, you can activate the automatic execution of the task.
This option is not available for timer actions.
From / To
By entering the start and end date, you can define a period that
the automatic execution should take place in.
This option is not available for timer actions.
2. Time zone
By selecting the time zone, you can define which time zone
is referred to as the start and end date in this dialog.
3. Rule type: Standard rule
With this 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 updated automatically.
Time
If the Standard rule type is selected, the time of the execution
can be defined here.
At
A specific time, which the execution should take place at,
can be defined with this option.
Repeat every
Here, define after how many hours, minutes and seconds the
execution should be repeated. The first time, the execution will be repeated
at the next full hour from the value entered in the "From" field.
If this is not desired, a custom rules
can be defined.
Frequency
Daily every ... days
The number entered here determines after how many days the execution is
repeated.
Weekly every ... weeks on
The number entered here determines after how many weeks the execution is
repeated.
A weekday must be specified here as well. If a weekday is not specified, the
job will not be executed.
Monthly every ... months
The number entered here determines after how many months the execution is
repeated.
The day of the month, on which the execution should be repeated, must
also be specified.
This specification can be made as a number (first, second, third
day of the month etc.) or as a weekday (first Monday of the month, second
Saturday etc.).
If this is not specified, the job will not be executed.
Scheduler rule
The settings which you have defined will be automatically formulated and
entered as the scheduler rule here.
4. Rule type: Custom rule
Scheduler rule
The scheduler rule can be entered manually here.
Information about the construction of these rules can be found
here.
The detailed description of CronTrigger expressions can be found
here (CronTrigger class).
5. Rule type: Multiple custom rules
More complex rules can be entered in a text area here.
Start a new line in the text area for each new rule.
The scheduler rule can be entered manually here.
Information about the construction of these rules can be found
here.
A detailed description of CronTrigger expressions can be found
here (CronTrigger class).
6. Rule type: Dynamically determined rule
This setting is available for timer actions, but not in the Task scheduler.
Using a dynamically determined rule, system values can be used to
determine the execution time in a process.
System value
You can choose from the following system values here:
Request value
Session value
Processing context
System data group
User value
Application
If you select the System data group option above, you can select
the application that contains the system data group here.
Value
The following is should be entered here for a
Request value: Name of the request variable
Session value: Name of the session variable
Value from the processing context: Name of the variable
Value from a system data group: Application and data group
User value: User property
Error report
Here, you can determine when an error should be written in the
log file.
The determined execution time lies in the past
Activate this setting for an error message when the date is in the past.
The determined execution time is <Null>
Activate this setting for an error message when NULL is the returned value.