Creating a New Schedule

Set up a new schedule using the Runtime Manager from the Tools menu.

  1. In the Runtime Manager, select Actions > Create. Alternatively, click Create a New Schedule from the toolbar.
  2. Select the project or job to execute. If required, select a parameter set or specify the Rep CDC Instance Name needed for incremental loading. Click Next.
  3. Enter the schedule details:
    • Enter the schedule name, which must be unique.

    • Provide the start date and time for the schedule.

    • Click Repeat Task to specify how often you want the task to be repeated. If you are using the Scheduler to set up a repeated task using a server that is running on UNIX, you must configure the .odbc.ini file on the UNIX machine to include a pointer to the repository data server.

    • Click Advanced to specify:

      • Execute new task concurrently (default) – allows running multiple instances of the task concurrently.

      • Execute new task sequentially – waits for completion of the current process before executing the new one.

      • Do not execute new task – continues processing the current task and ignores the request to start a new task.

      • Cancel the running task before executing new task – stops the current process and starts the new one.

      • The Stop the task after option terminates a task that has been running for more than the specified duration. By default, this option is disabled.

    • Provide the end date, after which the schedule is inactivated.

    • Specify how often you want the task to be executed:
      • Daily – at a specified day interval.

      • Weekly – at a specified week interval.

      • Monthly – at a specified time on a particular day of each selected month. Specify the days of the month, and select the appropriate calendar months.

      • Once – only once at a specified date and time.

      • At engine start-up – each time the engine starts.

    Click Next.

  4. Click Finish when you see a message that the schedule is successfully created.

The new schedule appears in the Runtime Manager along with the existing schedules, if any.

Related tasks
Configuring .odbc.ini File