Task Scheduler
SOURCE: ONESTREAM CHAMPIONS
Hi all!
We just upgraded to 6.4 last week and have migrated our data management jobs running via power shell script onto Task Scheduler. A few questions:
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We did the same thing. Created a service account and you need to log in as that user to set up the jobs as you cant assign a task to a user. Also something to keep in mind there is no notification when a job fails. I put in an enhancement request for emails when a scheduled job fails.
We also have service accounts set up for scheduled jobs. One way we got around not having success/failure notifications on the Task Scheduler jobs themselves was to add a custom business rule step at the end of our Data Management jobs that sends an email upon successful completion. Even though I don’t get notified if a job fails, I can at least be watching for the success emails; if I don’t get them then I know I need to research why not.
Thanks, Michelle - I’ll submit a ticket to add Endo to your enhancement request!
And thanks for the work around suggestion, Kathryn.
I have a meeting set up next week with our IT lead because we’re cloud based and use Azure SSO which is tagged to our active directory so I’m interested to see the logistics around setting up a service/dummy user.
