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Version: OpCon (Cloud - Current)

Editing Job Events

Job events are automated actions that OpCon triggers based on a job's status or on a specific frequency associated with a job. You can edit both job-related and frequency-related events in the Job Master screen in Enterprise Manager.

To edit a job-related event, complete the following steps:

  1. Select Job Master under the Administration topic. The Job Master screen displays.
  2. Select the schedule in the Schedule list.
  3. Select the job in the Job list.
  4. Select the Events tab in the Job Properties frame.
  5. Select the Job Related option.
  6. Select the event to edit, then select Edit. The Event Definition Wizard displays.
  7. Enter your changes in the wizard. Select Reset to revert parameters to their original values.
  8. Select Finish to save the changes, or select Cancel to discard them.
  9. Select Close (to the right of the Job Master tab) to close the Job Master screen.

Result: The updated event is saved to the Job Master record and takes effect the next time the schedule is built or the record is referenced.

To edit a frequency-related event, complete the following steps:

  1. Select Job Master under the Administration topic. The Job Master screen displays.
  2. Select the schedule in the Schedule list.
  3. Select the job in the Job list.
  4. Select the Events tab in the Job Properties frame.
  5. Select the Frequency Related option.
  6. Select the frequency in the Frequency list.
  7. Select the event to edit, then select Edit. The Event Definition Wizard displays.
  8. Enter your changes in the wizard. Select Reset to revert parameters to their original values.
  9. Select Finish to save the changes, or select Cancel to discard them.
  10. Select Close (to the right of the Job Master tab) to close the Job Master screen.

Result: The updated event is saved to the Job Master record and takes effect the next time the schedule is built or the record is referenced.

note

Changes saved in the Job Master take effect the next time the record is built or referenced. If you edit an event on a Daily table record, the change applies only to that current instance and does not affect the master record.