Job schedule view

If the repository pane is hidden, the Job Schedule view displays details of all scheduled and unscheduled jobs and batches in the project, regardless of the folder they are in.

To display the job schedule, choose View > Schedule or click the Schedule button on the toolbar.

You can filter the view to display specific types of job, based on their name or status (see Filtering the Job Status or Job Schedule View). The icon on the left of the Job name column indicates that a job is scheduled.

The To be run column shows when the job is scheduled to run, as shown in the following table:

To be run...

Means this...

Every n

n is a number representing the date. For example, Every 12&27 means the job is scheduled to run on the 12th and 27th day of each month.

Every x

x represents the day of the week:

M = Monday

T = Tuesday

W = Wednesday

Th = Thursday

F = Friday

S = Saturday

Su = Sunday

For example, Every Th&F means the job is scheduled to run every Thursday and Friday.

Every n&x

n is a date and x is a day of the week (as above). For example, Every 10&Su means the job is scheduled to run on every 10th day of the month and every Sunday.

Today

The job is run today at the specified time.

Tomorrow

The job will run tomorrow at the specified time.

Next n

n is a date (as above). For example, Next 28 means the job is run on the next 28th of the month.

Next x

x is a day of the week. For example, Next W means the job is run the next Wednesday in the month.

Next n&x

n is a number and x is a day of the week. For example, Next 5&12&T means the job is scheduled to run on the next 5th and 12th day of the month, and the next Tuesday.

The At time column lists the time at which the job will run. This is displayed in the system's current time format: 12-hour or 24-hour clock.

The Parameters/Description column lists the parameters required to run the job. Each job has built-in job parameters which must be entered when you schedule or run a job. The entered values are displayed in this column in the following format:

parameter1 name = value, parameter2 name = value, ...

A brief description appears here if there is a short description defined and there are no job parameters.