Getting Started with the Task Scheduler Tool

To get started with the tool, create a new or open the existing scheduled tasks container.

To create a new scheduled tasks container in the object navigator:

In the web application click the Create button in the main menu and select the object type on the New Object side panel.
In the desktop application execute one of the operations:

Select the New Object > Other > Task Container item in the Create group on the Home tab.
Select the Create > Other > Task Container item in the object navigator's context menu.

To open a ready scheduled tasks container for view in the object navigator select the scheduled tasks container and execute one of the operations:

Select the Open item in the scheduled tasks container's context menu.
Select the Open in a New Tab item in the scheduled tasks container's context menu.
Select the Open in a New Window item in the scheduled tasks container's context menu.
Double-click the scheduled tasks container.
Press the ENTER key.

NOTE. In Linux OS the task scheduler is used as the Scheduler console application.

Scheduled tasks container in the web application Scheduled tasks container in the desktop application Task scheduler

Scheduled tasks container

Task scheduler

Main menu. It contains a list of commands that are used to execute various operations with tasks and scheduled tasks container.
Working area. It is used to work with tasks.

Main menu. It contains a list of commands that are used to execute various operations over tasks and scheduled tasks container.
Toolbar. It contains commands and controls that are used to execute various operations over tasks and scheduled tasks container.
Working area. It is used to work with tasks.
Status bar. It displays process and result of task execution and it duplicates menu item names.

Startup parameters. It contains task scheduler startup time and parameters, with which task scheduler was started.
List of executed containers. It contains a list of containers executed by task scheduler.
Control panel. It is used to check if there is a new version of configuration file and to close task scheduler window.