OutDest property: ProcessRequest class
Description
This property specifies the output destination for the process or job to be scheduled as a string.
Values depend on the setting for the OutDestType property:
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If OutDestType is FILE, OutDest must be the name of a directory. If the OutDest property isn’t set, it defaults to the setting in the Process profile. If the Process Profile was not updated with a default destination, the Process Scheduler server that picked up the request sets the directory based on the Log/Output Directory setting found in the Process Scheduler Configuration file.
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If OutDestType is PRINTER, OutDest must be the name of a printer. If the OutDest property isn’t set, it defaults to the setting in the Process profile. If the Process Profile was not updated with a default printer, the Process Scheduler server that picked up the request sets the printer based on the Default Printer setting found in the Process Scheduler Configuration file.
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If OutDestType is WEB or EMAIL, OutDest should contain the list of User IDs, Role IDs, or email addresses (for email only). If you don't set this property, it's automatically assigned to the person who submitted the request.
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If OutDestType is WEB, PeopleSoft Process Scheduler uses the OutDest property to determine who has access to the output.
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If OutDestType is EMAIL, PeopleSoft Process Scheduler uses the OutDest property to determine who to send the report output to.
In both these cases, to identify whether it’s a User ID or a Role ID, the value has to be preceded by one of the following:
U: Username or User: Username for a user ID
R: Rolename or Role: Rolename for a role ID
If the ID is not preceded by either of these identifiers, Process Scheduler assumes it's an email address.
Note:
Each ID must be separated by a semicolon (;).
The following are two examples:
&RQST.OutDest = "U:PTDMO;R:Employee;robert_smith@example.com" &RQST.OutDest = "User:PS;Role:Employee;sue_line@XYZ.com;simon_gree@example.com" -
For any other value of OutDestType, this property has no effect.
You can specify directory and printer names using the UNC (Uniform Naming Convention) protocol.
This property is read/write.
Example
&MYRQST.OutDest = "C:\TEMP";