Rescheduling Tasks

The system incorporates the Windows Task Scheduler in process scheduling, and there are circumstances under which the scheduled processes might inadvertently be deleted from the Windows Task Scheduler. The most common circumstance under which this can happen is when the system application server is replaced with a new computer. In this event, all processes will still be listed in the scheduled list in the system, however, they will not run at the previously scheduled time.

The system administrator can reschedule all of the previously scheduled processes by following these steps:

1. Navigate to the System Administration component.

2. Select Reschedule from the Actions menu to the right of the Process Status link.
   
   The system reschedules all scheduled processes and displays a message above the System Administration component that states how many processes were rescheduled.

You can also use a setting in the Windows Task Scheduler to automatically recover and execute a scheduled process in the event that the server is not available at the originally scheduled time. In the Task Scheduler window, click the Settings tab in the lower pane and select the Run task as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed check box.

Related topics:

Managing Process Status

Scheduling a Process