Is it possible to pass parameters to the scheduled job?

[Flavio Tiezzi]

Hello everyone,

I need to execute a script that inserts into the sys_user_grmember table. However, since the Application Administration is active, I need to run it with the admin user of the application. I tried running it via Scheduled Job with this user, and it worked well, but I can't seem to update the parameters.

PS: I am aware of SncTriggerSynchronizer but not sure how to pass the parameter.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks.

[Flavio Tiezzi]

Hi,

In my case, I need to run the script with a specific user, and the scheduled job is capable of doing that. However, this script needs to receive parameters dynamically

Do you have any other suggestions for running a script with a specific user?

[Kieran Anson]

I don't really understand your question as it's not how Scheduled Jobs work. What are you trying to achieve with this script?

[Flavio Tiezzi]

Basically, I need to dynamically insert a record into the sys_user_grmember table. However, since Application Administration is enabled in my scoped application, I can only do this by running the script with the application admin user, so I cannot run the script with the system user

I know it's not the expected behavior of the scheduled job, but so far it's the only way I've found to run a script with a specific user

[Flavio Tiezzi · Accepted solution]

To solve my issue, I created a new role with the Application Administration field set to true and assigned this role to the user who needed to run the scripts. This allowed the script to be executed.