Creating user defined rules

The first step in installing customized logic is to create a user code file which will contain your user written code representing your logic. You then use an editor to create the user code for your user-written rule. The code itself must be written in the C programming language. How this customized rule(s) fits into the phases of the Scheduler is discussed in Section 3.1.

After you have finished editing your logic in the editor, you are ready to compile and link your code. In the system this is done by choosing the Make option when you have finished editing user inserts in the Scheduler. This process is presented in Section 7. Once compiled and linked, your tailored logic is placed in a dynamic link library (dll) and is accessible to the Scheduler.