In the Schronization Recurrence Frequency dialog box, under Trigger Files, select the Run only when trigger file is present at scheduled time check box. Trigger files are created by external database processes and are designed to signal the appropriateness and timing of a synchronization. For example, a user might not want to run a scheduled synchronization until an important database backup is complete. The job that performs the database backup can delete the trigger file, perform the backup, and then create the trigger file. If the backup is still being run, the synchronization is further delayed until the trigger file is found. Once the backup is complete, the trigger file appears, and the synchronization proceeds as expected.
Enter the name of the trigger file in the Trigger File text box, and then click OK.
