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- Change the event
name in the Name field.
- Enter an optional description in the
Comment field.
- Select
Disable event handler to disable the event handler so that it does not execute when the scheduled time or triggering condition occurs.
- From the
Execution location drop-down, specify where the event is to be executed:
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ALL: The default value. All databases execute the event.
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CONSOLIDATED:
Restricts the databases at which an event is handled.
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REMOTE:
Restricts to remote sites the databases at which an event is handled.
- Select a trigger type:
- Manual: This type of event handler can only be triggered manually.
- Schedule: This type of event handler is triggered according to a time schedule.
- Condition: This type of event handler is triggered if it satisfies a condition.
- If you specified the trigger type as Schedule, use Add, Edit, and Delete to enter the start date, start time, and repeating behavior for the trigger.
- If you specified the trigger type as Condition, choose a system event from the drop-down list, and specify a corresponding name, operator, value, and unit for the condition.
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