Automate Scheduler Using Macros

IndexDelete Method, 27deleting taskswarn before, 144description of user, 142—E—Edit, 31, 32EffectiveFrom, 60email addresses, 143EndTime, 62ErrorMessage, 64errorstask, 74executable name, 70ExecuteAt, 66EXEname, 70exitingwarning, 145ExportAs, 71, 72exporting, 71, 72ExportType, 73—F—CompletedJob.SendResults, 36filenameresult sets,export location, 132—G—getting, 43build number, 94catalog user class name, 44collection of CompletedJob objects, 52command script, 49, 50command script filenames, 48company name, 51days of the week, 100directory of HTML files, 78executable name, 70export type, 73exporting report options, 71, 72hour tasks run, 119, 121items, 88legal copyright, 92major build number, 93name of the database user, 56names of schedule, 128Options object, 99prefix for HTML, 80, 82print copies, 103printer names, 106publishing HTML option, 107recurring task frequency, 112recurring tasks, 114, 130registered company name, 116, 117save as snapshot option, 54schedule descriptions, 125schedule identification, 126Schedule objects, 129Scheduler run modes, 84snapshot file name, 133start time lapse hours, 136TOC options, 86, 138user descriptions, 142—H—HasErrors, 74Hold, 76HTMLpublishing settings, 107HTMLdirectory, 78HTMLprefix, 80, 82—I—IgnoreServerTasks, 84IncludeTOC, 86incomplete tasks, 16Item, 88—L—LastViewed, 90late starting jobs, 136LegalCopyright, 92local mode, 84—M—macros, 5Major, 93Minor, 94—N—NotifyWithIcon, 95NotifyWithSound, 97—O—Object.RunAtHour, 119Object.RunAtMin, 121objectsgroupingaccessing, 23148 Automate Scheduler Using Macros