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ā08-07-2019 09:47 AM
Hi all, can anyone just clarify about 'on demand' scheduled jobs. All other options in the 'Run' field are clear except for this one option. I just wanted to know how this on demand scheduled jobs work and how they are triggered. Can they be triggered from some other places like business rules or script include?
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ā08-07-2019 10:37 AM
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Hope this use case would clarify your doubt,
Suppose your client want you to update the phone no and address of all users and he provided a spreadsheet where all details are in.
Now you will import the spreadhseet and then,create a scheduled job 'on demand' (as it is once in a while) and ran it and it would update the user records.
Now,after 6 months client came up with new spreadsheet and ask you to make the changes.So,you can use same import set and same on demand schedule djob to update user records.
Regards,
Munender
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ā08-07-2019 10:20 AM
dont overthink it
for the 'others' you can 'execute now' to test your script.
it then runs on the schedule you have set.
the 'on demand' option is just for when you click 'execute'
there is no schedule
that's it

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ā08-07-2019 10:29 AM
It's available for other script schedule types in the event that you need to run it at a time OTHER than the scheduled time. That "on demand" type just states that this ONLY runs when manually executed. Does that make sense?
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ā08-07-2019 10:37 AM
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Hope this use case would clarify your doubt,
Suppose your client want you to update the phone no and address of all users and he provided a spreadsheet where all details are in.
Now you will import the spreadhseet and then,create a scheduled job 'on demand' (as it is once in a while) and ran it and it would update the user records.
Now,after 6 months client came up with new spreadsheet and ask you to make the changes.So,you can use same import set and same on demand schedule djob to update user records.
Regards,
Munender
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ā12-07-2024 08:00 AM
Can I know how it is different from running the background script?
Thanks in advance.
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