Editing a Scheduler Program

Procedure

To edit a scheduler program:

  1. Search for the scheduler program in the Scheduler Program screen whose details you want to edit.
  2. In the Search Results section, click the Edit () icon in the Edit column corresponding to the scheduler program whose details you want to edit.
    The Scheduler Program screen appears. It contains the following fields:
    Field Name Field Description Mandatory (Yes or No)
    Program Name Displays the name of scheduler program. Not applicable
    Detailed Description Used to specify the description of the scheduler program. No
    Batch Control Used to indicate the code which executes the logic and associated with the background process.
    Note: The Search (The Search Icon) icon appears corresponding to this field. On clicking the Search icon, the Batch Control Search window appears.
    		 No
    User ID Used to indicate the user id of the user.
    Note: The Search (The Search Icon) icon appears corresponding to this field. On clicking the Search icon, the User Search window appears.
    		 No
    Thread Count Used to specify the total number of threads that you want to schedule in parallel. No
    Invoke Function Used to indicate whether you want to invoke function for batch business date or not.
    Note: If the Invoke Function checkbox is selected, then the batch business date accepts the string value instead of date value.
    		 No
    Batch Business Date Used to specify the date for background process which is used in the processing of the process.

    For example, if the job is scheduled using business date then it determine which program or chain should be scheduled.

    Note: If you not specify, then it is set to system date.
    		 No
    Maximum Timeout Minutes Used to specify the time duration for overriding each background process. No
    Batch Rerun Number Used to specify run number of the background processes.
    Note: You should specify this field only if you want to download the information of run history of the background process.
    		 No
    Thread Pool Name Used to specify the thread pool on which you want to execute the batch. No
    Run Status Indicates the status of the batch run. The valid values are:

    • Complete

    • Error

    • In Progress

    • Thread Ready

    		 Not applicable
    Raise Error Used to specify whether you want to raise the error. The valid values are:

    • True

    • False

    Note: If you specify theRun Status as Error and the Raise Error as True, then the system will throw an error and end the job.
    		 No
    Thread Notification Used to specify whether you want send the notification through email if the threads are failed during execution or not. The valid values are:

    • True

    • False

    		 No

    The Scheduler Program screen also contains the following columns:

    Column Name Column Description Mandatory (Yes or No)
    Parameter Name Displays the name of the parameter which is associated with the respective batch. Not applicable
    Description Displays the description of the parameter. Not applicable
    Parameter Value Used to specify the value of the parameter. No
    Required Indicated that whether the parameter is required for batch or not. Not applicable
  3. Click Save.
    The scheduler program is modified.

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