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Modifying a Batch Job


The procedure for modifying Batch Jobs has minor differences from the procedure for creating new Batch Jobs.

To modify a Batch Job

Do any of the following:

  • To modify the definition of an existing Batch Job, open the Jobs folder and navigate to an existing job. Right-click the job and select Open. The content editor displays a series of tabs, which are described in the following topics:
    Batch-Job-Options
    Batch Job - Default Notifications
    Batch Job - Schedules
    These tabs correspond to panels in the New Batch Job wizard. Use them to modify the job definition.
  • To modify the definition of an individual job that is included in the batch, select the job in the left-hand tree and use the tabs on the right to access the information you want to change. For information about modifying a particular job type, refer to the documentation for that job type. 

    Warning

    When you modify settings for an individual job and save the Batch Job, the settings for that individual job are also saved.

  • To modify the list of jobs, do any of the following:
  • To delete a job, select the job and click Delete g_V95_DeleteIcon.gif.
  • To reposition a job in the list, select the job and click Move Up g_V95_moveUp.gifor Move Down g_V95_moveDown.gif.
    • To add a job to the list of jobs included in the batch, click the Add Jobs g_V95_AddIcon.gif. The Select Jobs to Add to Batch Job dialog box opens. Use the dialog box to select one or more jobs that should be included in the Batch Job and then click OK. The jobs you select are added to the list on the left.
       You cannot add, delete, or reposition jobs included in a nested Batch Job unless you modify the definition of that nested Batch Job.
  • To see or modify any properties, permissions, or audit trail information that apply to this Batch Job, select the Properties, Permissions, or Audit Trail tab group.

 

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