Execute a skipped record rule

Run skipped record rules based on your set conditions to resolve skipped records in an upgrade. The rules either execute automatically during an upgrade or can run on demand after an upgrade.

Before you begin

Role required: admin

Related concepts

• Managing upgrade risk

Related tasks

• Create a skipped record rule

Execute a skipped record rule on demand

Execute the skipped record rules on demand on the skipped records whenever it's required.

Before you begin

Role required: admin

Procedure

1. Navigate to All > Upgrade Center > Administration > Skipped Record Rules Editor.
   A list of available rules shows up.

   Note:

   By default, a few inactive sample rules have been provided. You can set it to active if you want to use the sample rules.
2. Execute the rules on demand using either of the following ways.

   Option	Steps
   Using Run Now	Select the rule that you want to execute from the list. Select Run Now from the configuration list action items. Note: When you select Run Now, a progress bar shows up to display the progress of the rule execution.
   Using View Latest Upgrade History tab	Select the View Latest Upgrade History tab. The System Upgrades form shows up. Note: The skipped record rules are executed only on the latest upgrade. Select Run skipped Record Rules on the form. Note: All the active rules get executed. You can't choose the specific active rules to run while using this process.

Execute a skipped record rule automatically

Execute the skipped record rules automatically during the upgrade on the skipped records.

These rules are executed on the skipped records automatically during the upgrade process. The prediction of the rules execution on the skipped records can be previewed on the Skipped list prediction card in the Upgrade Preview module.

Once the execution of the rules are done, the summary can be reviewed in the Upgrade Summary of Upgrade Monitor.

Note:

Skipped record rules and upgrade plans can't be implemented together in an upgrade.