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# Schedule a CSV download report for historic snapshots

# Schedule a CSV download report for historic snapshots {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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Schedule a recurring job to generate CSV download reports of historic snapshots from the Digital resilience third-party registers. The job reuses the configuration of an existing Excel download/upload request record.

## Before you begin

An existing Excel download/upload request record with Type set to Plain-csv reporting package, Request type set to Download, and valid Entity, Competent authority, and Base currency values. The record can be in Draft state.

Role required: sn_oper_res.admin

## About this task

The scheduled job generates a CSV download report of historic snapshots on a recurring basis. It copies the entity, competent authority, and base currency from the template record.

The job is inactive by default, and an administrator must activate it to run on schedule.

No email notification is sent for these runs because the job runs as the system user, not a real requester.

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllSystem SchedulerScheduled Jobs, then open the historic snapshot CSV download report job.
2. Select the Active check box.  
   Note:  
   The job does not run until you select this check box.
3. **Optional:** In the Run field, select a different frequency than the default Quarterly value.  
   The default frequency aligns with quarterly DORA reporting cycles.
4. Select Save.

## Result

The job runs on the configured schedule and generates a CSV download report of historic snapshots using the template record's configuration.

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