Automatic job [Detail]

You use this form to configure, view, and launch automatic jobs that will be executed at regular intervals.

For rules on how to use the fields, see Detail form.

Header

Task: Job identifier.
Name: Job name.
Status: If the status is inactive, the job is not launched automatically, but you can run it immediately by clicking on "Run." This makes it possible to prevent a task from being run during a given period while maintaining the interval.
User: The Automatic job runs, taking the profil of the user into account. In a multi-time zone context, the data generated and calculated by the automatic job are in this user’s time zone.
Message: Message template to send when the automatic job ends with an error or warning.
Class: Name of the class that contains the method to be run. A certain number of classes are delivered with CARL Source; see Standard jobs. New classes developed to meet specific needs must inherit AbstractJobBean.

Run interval

Hour, Minute, Day of the week, Day of the month, Month: Fields for defining the run interval. Fields not filled in are filled with "*" as default.

If you do not fill in the intervals, you must fill in the next launch date.
In this case the task will be run just once and with then automatically change to inactive status.

Run

Next launch: Date when the job will be launched by CARL Source. This date is calculated automatically by the application, but you can override it: the job will not be launched prior to this date.
Remaining time: Number of minutes before the next automatic launch.
Run the following command: Clicking on this button runs the job immediately. In a multi-time zone context, the data generated and calculated by the automatic job are in the time zone of the user associated with the job (not the user who clicks on the button).

Run history

This list contains the results of past runs of the task.

Start date: Date when the job was launched, be it manually or automatically.
End date: Date when the job ended.
Time (min): Minutes elapsed between the start and end of the run.
Results:
- Error: The job could not finish,
- Warning : The job finished but errors were reported,
- correct : The job finished without error.

Error: Error text returned by the method.