Self Help Online Studio - Scheduled Task Management

Last modified on 2023/07/27 11:38

Note: Only for domain administrators.

Scheduled tasks include immediate tasks, delayed tasks and regular tasks.

  • It can be extraction tasks or metadata import and user import tasks.
  • Scheduling is carried out using the cron task scheduler. The program enables you to run tasks automatically according to specific dates and times. You can specify the conditions for running these tasks by defining triggers. You define the trigger as a cron expression.

Notes

  • You cannot modify the type of task.
  • Executed tasks cannot be modified.

Caution

  • The immediate execution of a task may generate performance bottlenecks on the Self Help server.

Best Practice

  • Use CronMaker to specify the trigger conditions for running tasks easily using cron expressions.

Menu access

  • Task journal : Online Studio > PlatePlatformforme > Task Journal
  • List of scheduled tasks: Online Studio > Platform > Scheduled Tasks

Screens description

Task journal

List of all tasks executed on the Self Help server.

  • Click a task to display details in the right side pane.
  • The task name will display at the top of the pane.

         Task journal.png

General

Status : Status of the task, e.g. Waiting, In progress, Completed or Failed.

Requestor: Name of the user running the task.

Execution: Date and time of the task execution.

Duration: Duration of the task execution.

Details

Type: Type of task, e.g. statistical report, metadata import or user import.

Log debug

Result: Name and identifier of the task when an export file is generated.

example  Generating a statistics file, a user file

Log: List of logs related to the task.

Scheduled tasks

List of all scheduled tasks on the Self Help server.

  • Click a task to display details in the right side pane.
  • The task name will display at the top of the pane.

          Scheduled task.png

General

Name: Name of the waiting task on the scheduler.

Type: Type of task, e.g. statistical report, metadata import or user import.

Description: Description of the task.

Owner: Name of the user running the task.

Trigger

Frequency: Execution frequency of the task when the task is to be performed regularly.

  • You define the frequency as a cron expression.

example  0 0 1,10,15 * *  ==>  Execution at midnight on the first, tenth and fifteenth day of each month

Best Practice icon.png  Use CronMaker to specify the trigger conditions for running tasks easily. Open url.png See the procedure

Next Execution: Date on which the task will next be run.

Activation date: Start date of task activation.

End date: End date of task activation.

Taks journal

List of all tasks executed with the processing date and duration.

  • The status indicates if the task was successfully run or if it failed.

Procedure: How to modify scheduling information for a task

   Executed tasks cannot be modified.

Step 1: Select the task

1. Select Platform > Scheduler List in the Online Studio menu.

The list of queued tasks will appear.

2. Click the name of the task you want to modify.

The task will open in the right side pane.
 

Step 2: Modify the task

1. Click Update icon.png.

2. Enter the scheduled start date and time.

3. Specify the execution frequency of the task using a cron expression.

Best Practice icon.png  Use CronMaker to specify the trigger conditions for running tasks easily.
Utilisez l'outil CronMaker to easily generate the cron expression.

  • Click Access to cron maker icon.png next to the Frequency field to launch CronMaker.
    The tool will open in a new browser window.
  • In CronMaker:
    • Specify the parameters for scheduling the task, e.g. frequency, day, time, etc.
    • Click Generate.
    • Copy the result displayed in the Cron format field.
              Task - Cronmaker.png
  • Go back to the Online Studio.
    • Paste the cron expression in the Frequency field of the scheduled task.

4. Click Save.

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