B2B Integration 10.2 | Administering and Monitoring B2B Transactions | Integration Server Administrator's Guide | Scheduling Services | Viewing Scheduled User Tasks | Filtering the List of Scheduled Tasks
 
Filtering the List of Scheduled Tasks
By default, the Server > Scheduler screen lists all the user-defined tasks that are scheduled to run. You can use the filter to limit the tasks to be displayed, making the list shorter and more manageable.
* To filter the list of scheduled tasks
1. In the Server menu of the Navigation panel, click Scheduler. The list of user-defined tasks will be displayed.
2. Click Filter Services. The filtering options will appear above the list of user tasks.
Note: When Filter Services is enabled, any changes to the Integration Server (such as new tasks, etc.) will not be reflected in the list of scheduled tasks. When you click Show All Services and return to normal mode, the list will be updated.
3. Select some or all of the following options:
Option
Description
Service Name
The string you want to submit to the filter. Filter criteria can be literals or a combination of literal and wild-card characters. The "*" (asterisk) and "?" (question mark) are the only supported wild-card characters. Leaving the filter criteria blank includes all services.
The service names in the Service Name field are case-sensitive. For example, if you enter "Wm*", the filter will ignore any services beginning with "wm".
Status Is Active
Controls whether only active services are displayed. If not checked, services with all statuses are displayed.
Hide Remote Tasks
Controls whether only tasks that run on the current server are displayed. This also includes tasks scheduled to run on the server when the Target Node is set to run on All servers in the cluster or Any server connected to the database. Tasks scheduled to run only on other servers are not displayed.
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