Editing properties

Changing the properties of a job, schedule, or scheduled job

Select the Scheduled Jobs folder from the Adaptive Server for which you want to edit properties.
Right-click the scheduled job, job, or schedule for which you want to edit properties. The submenu opens.
Select the Properties menu item to see the Properties window. Modify the appropriate property.

You can modify these Job properties if you are the owner:

Name - the job’s name
Description - Job’s description and its purpose
Add Template - Allows you to select a job template and create a new job command. Replaces the current job command; does not add to it.
Command - The commands that are executed when the job runs.

Right-click the Command editor to copy and paste text, customize the editor, search within the command, save changes, and load commands from a file.
Timeout – Specified in minutes. Sets a maximum amount of time a scheduled job can execute. If the job does not finish within the timeout period, Job Scheduler terminates the executing job
Concurrent Executions – When enabled, allows the Job Scheduler to start a new execution of a job while another instance of it is executing.
Sharing – When enabled, allows other users to use the job to create a scheduled job. However, does not give other users permission to modify the job.
Execute as Owner – If you choose to share the job, this option allows you to specify that the job is always run under your name no matter who created the scheduled job.

Only users with the js_admin_role can modify the Owner property.

You can modify these Schedule properties if you are the owner:

Changes to a schedule affect all jobs using the schedule.

Name - The schedule name
Description - Description of the schedule and its purpose.
Sharing - Allows other users to use the schedule when creating a scheduled job. This does not give other users permission to modify the schedule.
Start time - Set the Start “at” option for one-time schedules and the Start “between” option for repeating schedules.
Start date - Determines the date on which the schedule becomes active. Use for all schedules.
End date - Determines the date on which the schedule becomes inactive. Not applicable for one-time schedules, and is optional for repeating schedules.
Recurrence - Several options determine when a repeating schedule is active. You can activate the schedule by the minute, hour, or day by setting the repeat interval. Depending on the repeating interval, you may be able to restrict the schedule activity to certain days of the week or days of the month.

Only users with the js_admin_role can modify the Owner property.

You can modify the following Scheduled Job properties if you are the owner:

Target ASE - The server on which the scheduled job runs.
Timeout - specified in minutes. Sets a maximum amount of time a scheduled job can execute. If the job does not finish within the timeout period, Job Scheduler terminates the executing job.
Logging - Enables or disables the storage of a jobs output in sybmgmtdb.
Disable on Failure - When enabled, Job Scheduler disables the scheduled job if its execution fails. However, the scheduled job remains disabled until you re-enable it.
Delete on Completion - When enabled, Job Scheduler deletes the scheduled job after the next execution. Enable for scheduled jobs that run only once.

Only users with the js_admin_role can modify the Owner property.