Novell ADMINSTUDIO 9.5 User Manual page 1785

Table 23-21 • Add Template Page Options (cont.)
Option
Description
Define Job Steps
Information Requested When Defining Job Steps in a Template
Each time you select a Step Type, you are prompted to specify additional information:
Table 23-22 • Information Requested When Defining a Job Step in a Template
Step Type
Scan for
Dependencies
AdminStudio 9.5 User Guide
Description
Enter a description to identify the purpose of this Template.
You create Job Steps using this area. Each time you want to create a Job Step, select
one of the listed tasks from the Step Type list:
•
Scan for Dependencies—Analyze a Windows Installer package for dependent
files.
•
Directory Monitoring—Use to establish a consistent, repeatable process in which
a directory and, optionally, its subdirectories are monitored for any new or modified
Windows Installer package files, and if any changes are detected, those new or
modified files are then either imported or re-imported into the Application Catalog.
See About Automatically Importing Packages from a Network Directory
information.
• Validation—Verifies the internal data integrity of a Windows Installer package.
•
Conflict Detection—Performs conflict detection on selected packages using
Conflict ACE Rules
• Best Practice Detection—Performs conflict detection on a single package using
Best Practice ACE Rules to enforce Windows Installer standards.
•
Resolution—Performs automatic conflict resolution on selected packages.
For each type of Job Step, you are prompted to specify additional information. See
Information Requested When Defining Job Steps in a
Use the Up and Down arrows to rearrange the order of the Job Steps, and use the
Delete button to delete a Job Step.
Click Finish to save each Step and click Save to save the Job.
Required Selections
Click Next to save this Job Step. (Source packages will be selected when a Job
based on this Template is created.)
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Chapter 23: Automating Tasks Using Job Manager
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Job Manager Reference
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