PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Implementation
This section provides information to consider before you begin to use PeopleSoft Process Scheduler.
Implementation of PeopleSoft Process Scheduler can be categorized into the following activities:
Configure Process Scheduler general settings.
Configure process security.
Set server definitions.
Configure jobs and jobsets.
Configuring Process Scheduler General Settings
To maintain a single-row table that stores system-wide parameters and system defaults, you perform the following steps:
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1. Define system settings. |
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2. Define process type definitions. |
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3. Define process definitions. |
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4. Define recurrence definition. |
Configuring Process Security
To secure access to the processes, you perform the following steps:
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1. Configure permission lists, roles, and user profiles. |
See Security Basics. |
2. Set up Process Scheduler privileges and profiles. |
See Setting Up PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Privileges and Profiles |
3. Grant PeopleSoft Process Scheduler system administration role. |
See Granting a PeopleSoft Process Scheduler System Administration Role. |
Setting Server Definitions
To set up server definitions, you perform the following steps:
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1. Create server definitions. |
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2. Define report nodes. |
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3. Define daemon groups. |
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4. Define batch timings. |
Configuring Jobs and JobSets
To run several processes in one batch, you perform the following steps to define jobs and jobsets:
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1. Create job definitions. |
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2. Define scheduled jobsets. |
Other Sources of Information
In addition to implementation considerations presented in PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Implementation, take advantage of all PeopleSoft sources of information, including the installation guides, release notes, and PeopleBooks.