Time Integration Process (IP) settings specify if the IP runs once, at a specific time, or periodically.
Specify time IP settings
In Frequency, specify
when you want the IP to run. Select one of:
Run DTS one time only — The DTS runs only once at the time specified in the Starting settings.
Run DTS every — The DTS runs at a regular interval of minutes or hours, starting at the time specified in the Starting settings.
Run DTS every day — The DTS runs once every day at the time specified in the Starting settings.
Run every week on selected days — The DTS runs on selected day(s) every week at the time specified in the Starting settings.
Run DTS every month on day — The DTS runs on a selected date every month at the time specified in the Starting settings.
In Starting, specify when you want the job to run. Make sure you schedule the job based on the actual
time on the computer running the Insight Server.
Note: Server time and the difference between your computer time and the server time are
displayed below the date and time fields. If you are scheduling
a job from a Console on a remote computer and there is a time difference with the server, see Ensure Identical Date Formats, below, to set the date format and system locale.
Select Run
if Past Due at Startup to run any jobs that are overdue on system startup.
Ensure identical date formats
Before running a collaboration that uses time-based process events, you must make sure that all of the regional settings
in Windows on both your computer and on the Insight
Server use identical date formats.
Note: For time-based query IPs, you must use identical date formats.
While the regional settings can be different, the date format must be
identical between Insight and the Insight Server.
If you do not have administrative privileges, you may not have access to
the Region and Language Administrative tab. Ask your system administrator
to make the necessary changes.
To set the regional date format and system locale:
In the Windows Control Panel,
double-click Region and Language. The Region and Language dialog box appears.
On the Formats tab, select your
region from the Format drop-down list. Note the region you selected.
Click the Administrative tab
and click Change system locale. The Region and Language Settings dialog box appears.
Select
the same region on the Current system
locale drop-down list that you specified on the Formats tab, and select OK.
Click OK to close the Region and Language dialog box.
Restart your computer for the
settings to take effect.