Schedule List

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Schedule List

The Schedule List enables you to control the Scheduler work. It provides a clear view of the tasks status and awaiting schedules.

Open the Schedule List from the Tools menu. You can also open the Schedule List by clicking the Schedule List icon on the toolbar.

The Schedule List window contains the following elements:

The toolbar, whose buttons provide easy, one-click access to the most common functions.
The table, whose rows and columns provide information about the scheduled tasks.

Each row represents a scheduled task defined within the Windows Client. Each column displays information about a particular attribute of the scheduled task.

The table has the following columns.

Object - a description of an object, whose data is processed for the task
User View Name - a user view name for scheduled output actions, Collector, or Maintenance
Schedule - the task time plan
Hosts - the hosts where the task receives data from. For a Maintenance task, the hosts which data will be consolidated.
Next Run - the date and time when the Scheduler will start the task
Last Run (Start) - the date and time when the task was started last time
Last Run (End) – the date and time when the task was completed last time
Result - the result of the task's last time run. The result could be either OK (task completed successfully) or an error description (task completed unsuccessfully, because of a problem).

The table allows the following operations:

Select a row - single-click on a cell within the row
Deselect a row - CRTL + single-click on cell within the row
Sort table by column - single-click on a column header (first click sorts in ascending order, next click sorts in descending order)
Zoom - double click on a row opens the user view or the Object Logging wizard (for collector and maintenance task)

The toolbar buttons provide the following functionality:

Note: Select the task rows before you perform operations like Zoom, Enable, Disable, Delete Schedule, and Cancel Task.

Icon	Function
	Adjust Column Widths and Row Height to Data
	Hide or show the grid lines
	Refresh table contents
	Print table contents
	Export the table contents to Excel. The export XLSX file is created in the C:\BRIGHTSTOR SRM DATA\DATABASE\Doc\ directory. The export file name is ScheduleList.XLSX. Note: The Microsoft Excel application must be installed on the machine where output is performed.
	Zoom to a user view or the Object Logging wizard (for collector and maintenance task)
	Activate immediately - changes the Next Run date and time to now, which causes the Scheduler to start the task as soon as possible. The Scheduler follows next rules that influence on the execution start time as follows: If another scheduled task is running, the Scheduler waits for its completion before checking the queue. If one or more other scheduled tasks are waiting for execution (that is, their Next Run time is less than now), the Scheduler starts them consecutive. If no other scheduled task is running or waiting, the time the execution begins may take up to a minute (the Scheduler checks the queue once per a minute).
	Enable task - mark the task as enabled
	Disable task - mark the task as disabled (Scheduler will skip it over). Disabled tasks are colored in yellow
	Delete schedule - delete the scheduled task definition
	Cancel the running task - tool that allows you to cancel the hanging task. The task name, as displayed in the Windows Task Manager’s Processes tab, could be either OAExec.exe, HDExec.exe, or MTExec.exe. After the action is taken, the task disappears from the Windows task manager, however it takes a minute for the Scheduler to precede working.
	Start Scheduler
	Stop Scheduler