Scheduling a Restore Job in the Desktop Interface
Once you define a restore job, you can schedule it to run at a specific time or date. Each job can have its schedule as a part of its restore definition.
Tip. You can save a Restore definition and manually run the restore job without defining a schedule.
Creating a new Restore schedule:
On the task panel, click Schedule Restore Job.
This will open the Job Schedule dialog containing three tabs:
The Schedule tab lets you define the dates and times for running this job.
The Exceptions tab lists any exceptions to the schedule of this job.
The Preview tab lets you view all jobs, as scheduled for a specified future date.
First, click the Schedule tab.
Click New.
In the Edit Schedule box, select a frequency:
Now, fill in the relevant details based on the frequency you choose.
Click Apply. The new job schedule element appears in the Schedule Description list at the top of the window.
Adding Exceptions to a Restore Job
To exclude any prescheduled runs of this job, select the Exceptions tab.
To add an exception to a Restore Schedule:
In the New Exception box, use the display calendar to select a date to exclude. In the display calendar, dates marked red identify run dates scheduled for this job.
To exclude certain job elements scheduled for that date, click Select one or more entries to exclude, then select the desired jobs from the entries listed in the box. To exclude all job elements scheduled for a selected date, click Exclude whole day.
Click Apply. The exclusion description item is added to the Schedule Description list at the top of the window.
[OPTIONAL] Mark that a scheduled job should not run on any holiday by selecting the Skip Run if Holiday check box.
Click OK. Remember to resave this job definition.
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