An example of scheduling automations
These steps show a detailed example of how to schedule an automation. The specific details may differ from one installation to another.
- From the Start menu, select Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks.
- Double-click Add Scheduled Task. The New Scheduled Task wizard is displayed.
- Click Next. A list of programs is displayed.
- Click Browse and navigate to the SunSystems\ssc\bin folder, where SunSystems is your SunSystems installation folder.
- Select AutomationDesk.exe, which is the program that the schedule must run.
- Give the task a name and select how often you want to run the automation, for example, daily.
- Select the time you want the automation to run.
- Specify the user name and password. Use your Windows user and password, not the SunSystems user that runs the automation.
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On the last page of the wizard, select the Open advanced properties check
box.
Note: You can also view or edit the advanced properties after the initial setup. Your new task is displayed in the Scheduled Tasks window. Right-click the task, and select properties.
- In the Run field, the following is displayed: SunSystems\ssc\bin\AutomationDesk.exe.
- Change this to SunSystems\ssc\bin\AutomationDesk.exe - p profile -a automation -n -s -u user ID -x password .
- Click OK. You must re-enter the password.
Wait for the run and check the transfer result using the Transfer History Viewer.