A task can be executed multiple times. The Task Execution process can be initiated by either by the task execution window, by calling the start task execution API, or by the TDM scheduling process if the task's scheduler is defined.
The TDM Scheduling process checks the End Date of the task's scheduling parameters. If the End Date is earlier than the current date, the process cleans the task's Scheduled Execution parameters and skips the task execution.
A task cannot be executed several times in parallel with the same execution attributes. An additional execution can be initiated only if the previous execution has ended.
A TDM task can include multiple LUs with either a flat or hierarchical structure, and post-execution processes.
The execution of the related task's components runs in the following order:
Pre-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The pre-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the task's BE.
LUs - the execution order depends on the task's execution mode:
Click for more information about the execution order of hierarchical LUs.
Post-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The post-execution processes run after the execution of the LUs ends. The post-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the task's BE.
e execution of the related task's components runs in the following order:
Pre-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The pre-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the TDM implementation.
Post-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The post-execution processes run after the execution of the tables ends. The post-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the TDM implementation.
The TDM App displays the task execution process.
Click for more information about the task execution monitoring.
A Task that contains disabled systems on its source and/or target environments, cannot be executed. In such case, these tasks are displayed for view only in the Task Management window, but cannot be executed.
A task can be executed multiple times. The Task Execution process can be initiated by either by the task execution window, by calling the start task execution API, or by the TDM scheduling process if the task's scheduler is defined.
The TDM Scheduling process checks the End Date of the task's scheduling parameters. If the End Date is earlier than the current date, the process cleans the task's Scheduled Execution parameters and skips the task execution.
A task cannot be executed several times in parallel with the same execution attributes. An additional execution can be initiated only if the previous execution has ended.
A TDM task can include multiple LUs with either a flat or hierarchical structure, and post-execution processes.
The execution of the related task's components runs in the following order:
Pre-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The pre-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the task's BE.
LUs - the execution order depends on the task's execution mode:
Click for more information about the execution order of hierarchical LUs.
Post-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The post-execution processes run after the execution of the LUs ends. The post-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the task's BE.
e execution of the related task's components runs in the following order:
Pre-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The pre-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the TDM implementation.
Post-execution processes, if they are added to the task. The post-execution processes run after the execution of the tables ends. The post-execution processes are executed according to their execution order as defined in the TDM implementation.
The TDM App displays the task execution process.
Click for more information about the task execution monitoring.
A Task that contains disabled systems on its source and/or target environments, cannot be executed. In such case, these tasks are displayed for view only in the Task Management window, but cannot be executed.