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After you have finished developing the recipes in your flow, you You can define scheduled executions of the recipe or recipes within the flow your jobs to deliver outputs to known locations. Using the Automator, you can automate You can schedule execution of jobs on source data, which can be replenished with fresh data asynchronously. |
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NOTE: Before you begin, you should verify that your data management pipeline into and out of the platform has been appropriately defined. This pipeline includes how data is written to the output location. For more information, see Overview of AutomatorScheduling. |
When you schedule a job, you create two objects in Flow View:
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NOTE: You must create both of these objects to schedule a job execution. |
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| Schedule | A schedule applies to the entire flowasset. It contains one or more intervals at which the recipes of the flow jobs are executed . Recipes are executed if their to deliver outputs include a scheduled destination. |
| Scheduled destination | A scheduled destination is an output location, format, and other settings that is populated with the results of executing the related recipes. |
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Tip: You can create schedules for datasets with parameters. Any overrides specified through Flow View are automatically applied at runtime for the scheduled job. See Flow View Page. |
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Add a Schedule
Steps:
- Open the flow in Flow ViewClick Schedules in the
.D s webapp type portal - From the context menu, select Schedule.
- In the Add Schedule dialog, select your scheduling options:
- Timezone: Select the timezone to use to determine when to execute the specified schedule.
Frequency: Select the time and frequency of execution: Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or cron.
Info NOTE: Scheduling supports a modified version of cron scheduling syntax. For more information, see cron Schedule Syntax Reference.
To add another scheduled time, click Add.
- To save your schedule, click Save.
A Calendar icon appears in Flow View to indicate that the flow has a schedule associated with it
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For more information, see Add Schedule Dialog.
Schedule a Destination
Steps:
- To specify a destination for your schedule, click the recipe asset you wish to execute at the scheduled time. If If you have not done so already, click the Output icon next to the recipe to create an output for it.
- In the right panel, locate the Scheduled destinations header. Click Add.
Specify an output location, format, and updating method.
Click Save.
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Edit Schedule
- To edit the scheduled times, click the Calendar icon. Then, click Edit. Make changes as needed and save.
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- To disable a schedule you control, click locate the Calendar icon in Flow View. Then, move the slider to disable itschedule in the Schedules page. From the schedule's context menu, click Disable.
- Administrators can disable schedules for all flows any schedule in the workspace. For more information, see Schedules PageSchedules page.
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Delete a schedule
In Flow View, click the Calendar icon. ThenLocate the schedule in the Schedules page. From the schedule's context menu, click Delete.
Delete a destination
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Tip: If you have deleted the schedule for the flow, you do not need to delete the scheduled destination. It cannot run without a schedule. |
- In Flow View, select the output.
- In the right panel, select Delete Output from the context menu.
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