Jobs
You can use the batch processing framework to create, schedule, monitor and search jobs.
Example
Government regulations require you to track funds leveraged for trade promotions and marketing initiatives as expenses. You are also required to track funds that accrue. Consequently, accrual calculation jobs are scheduled periodically to process and post them to the financial applications.
Features
Schedule Job
You can schedule a job for one or more tasks. Jobs are scheduled using a wizard that dynamically generates the UI to capture the input parameters of the component type that has been defined by your administrator.
Jobs can run unattended, and possibly simultaneously, in the background.
Explanations for Fields
Most of the standard fields are self-explanatory. For additional information, see the following table.
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You can release a job to run |
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A job can be recurring between the |
Job Monitoring
You can use job monitoring to:
Search and monitor the execution of jobs
You can search for, and monitor, jobs based on their status.
Job Statuses Status
Status Description
Aborted
The job has produced and error that has prevented the process from completing.
Finished
The job is complete.
Ready
The job is queued for the batch processing framework.
Released
The job is awaiting the
Scheduled Start Date / Time
job parameters to be met for processing (ready).Running
The job is being processed by the batch processing framework.
Scheduled
The job exists, but you must release it to enable processing.
Cancel the execution of a jobs
Release scheduled jobs for execution
View the application log of finished or aborted jobs
Rerun existing jobs