To display information about an event:
Select Event | Information.
The Information window is displayed, describing specific information about your event. If you specified a condition, said condition will be tested and results of that test are also displayed. The following table describes the fields on this window.
Field name |
Description |
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Description |
Description displayed in the main window. |
Working Directory |
Directory defined in the action tab page. |
Command Line |
Defined in the action tab page. |
Last Scheduled |
Last known scheduled time before the application rescheduled this event. |
Next Scheduled |
Date and time for this event to be run. |
Last Executed |
Actual date and time the application ran this event automatically. This date and time may not be identical to the last scheduled information because of any number of reasons |
Frequency |
How often this event is scheduled to run. |
Condition |
Condition that Scheduler is testing. |
Condition Status |
Current logical status of the condition that Scheduler is testing. |
The following table lists the menu items on the Event menu.
Menu item |
Description |
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Add |
Adds a new event to the current schedule |
Edit |
Edits the currently selected event and displays the Edit Event window |
Copy |
Copies the selected event and displays the Edit Event window |
Delete |
Deletes the selected eventNote: Use caution when using the Delete Directory command. There is no confirmation message |
Enable/Disable Event |
Enables or disables an event |
Information |
Displays detailed information about the currently selected event |
Set Event Defaults |
Allows you to define a default event, which defines the values that each event will start with |
Launch |
Runs the currently selected eventNote: Use the Launch option when testing an event or to have a process run immediately. When using the Launch command the event’s next schedule date is not updated. Also, none of the event properties (e.g., logging to file, disable after execution, prompt before executions, etc.) are enabled when using this option. |
Auto Launch |
Immediately launches the currently selected event as though it had been launched automatically by the Scheduler. This means the event will update its schedule, log to file, and so on, as specified in its event options. |
Reschedule |
Used to quickly re-schedule the event for the next schedule time without having to edit the event |
Stop Sending Keys |
Terminates the sending of keystrokes by the Scheduler module |