18 docs tagged with "Getting Started"

Access codes can be used to secure individual job records.

Agents (referred to as machines in OpCon) are the running targets for jobs.

OpCon supports two types of calendars for flexible scheduling around holidays and non-working days.

Use this procedure to define Properties in OpCon.

Departments can be used to secure function privileges associated with individual job records.

During installation, you chose where OpCon programs are installed and where they write output files.

A job in OpCon is a unit of automated work, such as running a program on a remote machine, transferring files between machines, or running another schedule.

A job is the individual unit of work in OpCon.

A machine group displays user-defined machines with common characteristics and usage.

All systems with agents installed must be defined as a machine in the OpCon database.

OpCon Server components include the database, Schedule Activity Monitor (SAM), and supporting services.

Properties are attributes of OpCon objects.

Properties are named variables referenced anywhere a token is accepted in OpCon — job parameters, event strings, file paths, and more.

A remote instance is an instance of OpCon that runs on a remote server.

A resource is a user-defined value with a name and a numeric limit.

A schedule in OpCon is a group of jobs making up a business process.

A threshold is a user-defined placeholder consisting of a name and a numeric value.

The values of properties can be retrieved by tokenizing the property name and using the token in Job Definitions, Schedule Completion Events, Job Events, External Events, and notifications defined in.