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Scheduling Reports
IT-Conductor supports the scheduling of reports using the standard scheduling mechanism.
Follow this instruction to create or test new reports that you need to run on a frequent basis.
- 1.Navigate to My Objects > My Process Definition.
Figure 1: Navigating to My Process Definitions in IT-Conductor
- 2.Click the “+” icon.
Figure 2: My Process Definitions in IT-Conductor
- 3.Enter the name and owner of the new Process Definition and click on the “+” sign to save.
Figure 3: Create Process Definition Wizard in IT-Conductor
- 4.Select the newly created Process Definition and click on the “Graphical Process Composer” icon.
- 5.From the left menu, select the option “Report” and drag it to the center of the screen.
Figure 4: Report Composer in IT-Conductor
- 6.You will be prompted with the same screen from the previous section where you need to fill in the following details:
- Name and Description
- Time Windows Begin/End - Date for when the Report is ON (active)
- Owner - override instance owner; the schedule's owner is used by default.
- Removal Age - override the removal age of the instance. If not specified, use the definition's removal age. If the definition removal age is not specified, use the number of days since the last scheduled run.
- Output Type, Page Size, and Page Margin for the report’s format
- Git Repository, Report File - Select a file from Git Repository from the list, then select a report from Report File. The list of reports depends on the file you selected from the Git repository.
- Delivery Recipients, Sender, and Subject
Figure 5: Selecting a Template from Git Repository
Figure 6: Selecting a Report from Report Files
- 7.Click the “+” or the Save icon to save your report.
You can choose to schedule these reports daily, weekly, monthly, or at a custom frequency by creating a schedule for the reports.
1. In the IT-Conductor main menu, navigate to Management > Automation > Schedules.
Figure 7: Navigating to Schedules in IT-Conductor
2. Click the "+" icon to define a schedule in your tenant.
Figure 8: Schedule Definitions in IT-Conductor
3. Provide the necessary information and click on the "Finish" icon to proceed in creating a schedule.
- Define Specific Days, Time Window, and Formula for when the Schedule is ON (active).
- Define how the process/report instance is created.
- Instance Owner - override instance owner; the schedule's owner is used by default.
- Instance Removal Age - override the removal age of the instance. If not specified, use the definition's removal age. If the definition removal age is not specified, use the number of days since the last scheduled run.
- Define what context object is used for the Report instance creation. Instance object(s) selection is controlled by the value of the Context Mode attribute.
- Single - uses a specific context object.
- Enumerate - uses search criteria to enumerate context objects and instantiate process/report definition for each matching object.
Figure 9: Create Process Schedule Wizard in IT-Conductor
4. After creating the schedule, you can assign reports and other process definitions.
Note:
- It is important to understand that while the schedule can be ON (active) for a prolonged interval during the day, the creation of the report instances (based on definitions) only takes place the first time the day it becomes active.
- All time calculations are based on the schedule owner's time zone.
- 1.In the IT-Conductor main menu, navigate to Management > Automation > Report Definitions.
Figure 10: Navigating to Report Definitions in IT-Conductor
- 2.The page will show the list of all the tenant report definitions. Click on the "Report Definition" icon to display the object menu and select the Edit Schedules option. You can also click on the "Schedule" icon under the Tools option to display a list of Schedules the Report Definition is/can be assigned.
Figure 11: List of Report Definitions in IT-Conductor
- 3.Check the schedules the report should be assigned to and click Save.
Figure 12: Report Assigned Schedules
- 1.Navigate to My Objects > My Schedules.
Figure 13: Navigating to My Schedules in IT-Conductor
- 2.Select an existing schedule.
Figure 14: My Schedules in IT-Conductor
- 3.Check the box next to “Maintenance” or the “Turn on Maintenance Mode” button and hit the Save button to set the schedule on maintenance mode.
Figure 15: Turn Maintenance Mode On in IT-Conductor
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