Universal Messaging 10.5 | Administration Guide | Universal Messaging Enterprise Manager | Scheduling | Creating and Editing Scheduler Scripts | Viewing and Editing Scheduler Scripts
 
Viewing and Editing Scheduler Scripts
The Scheduler panel displays all scripts that have been deployed to a realm server. For each script, you can view the name of the script, the user name of the Enterprise Manager user who deployed the script, and whether the script is deployed cluster-wide.
To edit a script, select the script and on the Script Editor panel, modify the scheduler triggers and tasks. After you make your changes, click Apply Changes.
In addition, you can view the initial, triggered, and calendar tasks for the script.
Initial Tasks Panel
The Initial Tasks panel displays the tasks defined in the initialisation section of the scheduler script. The Task column shows the task object. The Function / Object column shows the details of the task, for example, if the task purges a channel, the column will show purge. The Parameter column shows any parameters listed in the scheduler script for the given task.
Triggered Tasks
The Triggered Tasks panel displays the tasks that are triggered based on some conditional triggers. Each conditional trigger is shown as a row in the table on the panel. Selecting a trigger displays the tasks to be executed when this trigger is fired.
Calendar Tasks
The Calendar Tasks panel shows the tasks that are scheduled to run at specific times. Each calendar task is shown as a row in a table. The first two columns show the frequency and time. The frequency is either 'Hourly', 'Daily', 'Weekly', 'Monthly', or 'Yearly' and the time is specified as HH:MM. For hourly schedules, the HH (hours) will be displayed as XX, which denotes every hour.
Columns three to nine represent which days of the week the task will run, starting from Monday ('Mo'). A green circle means the task will run on that day. The last two columns represent the date and month the when task will run.
Selecting one of the rows in the table will display the actual tasks that will be executed in a similar table to that found on the Triggered Tasks panel.