Novell PLATESPIN ORCHESTRATE 2.0.2 - DEVELOPMENT CLIENT REFERENCE 08-28-2009 Reference page 29

There are several times when you can use this part of the Job Scheduler tool:
When you create a new schedule by clicking New.
When you modify the attributes of an existing schedule (available when you select a schedule
in the table).
When you create a copy of an existing schedule by clicking Copy.
The Job Schedule Editor lets you create or modify a job schedule by specifying its attributes.
You can use the following controls and data when you create or modify a job schedule:
"Schedule Name" on page 29
"Job" on page 29
"User" on page 29
"Priority" on page 30
"Description" on page 30
"Matching Resources" on page 30
"Test Schedule Now" on page 30
"Triggers" on page 30
"Job Arguments" on page 35
"User Environment" on page 36
"Constraints" on page 37
Schedule Name
When you create a new schedule, the unique name you specify is displayed in this field. If you select
a schedule from the Job Schedules Table, the name of the schedule is displayed in this field. The
field is not editable, because schedules cannot be renamed after they are created. (You can use a
copy if this is required.)
Job
When you create a new schedule, you need to associate a deployed job with it. You can select the job
you want to run from this drop-down list.
If you want to use a previously created schedule to run a different job, you can change the job here.
User
When you create a new schedule, you need to associate a user with it. The user represents the user
for whom the job will run. The choice of user might affect the permissions, privileges and
constraints of the job. You can select the user from this drop-down list.
If you want a different user to run a job on a previously created schedule, you can change the user
here.
If you decide to change the user who runs the job, check the Priority field to make sure that the
priority you want is selected.
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