Managing schedules
You should be familiar with the following concepts when you create and manage schedules and runs.
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The IBM EMM Scheduler
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Difference between the IBM Campaign Schedule process and IBM EMM Scheduler
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Scheduler triggers that are sent on success or failure of runs
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Schedules that depend on completion of multiple runs
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Schedule triggers that are sent from an external script
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Scheduler recurrence patterns
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Time zone support
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Scheduler throttling
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Best practices for setting up schedules
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Schedule management
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What to consider when you use the scheduler with Campaign
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Difference between the IBM Campaign Schedule process and IBM EMM Scheduler
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Permissions for scheduling flowcharts
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About overriding the default parameters for Campaign flowchart run schedules
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Run parameters for scheduling Campaign flowcharts
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The Override Flowchart Parameters page
See the following procedures.
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Creating a flowchart schedule using default parameters
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Creating a flowchart schedule with overrides of the default parameters
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Setting up throttling for the IBM EMM Scheduler
See the following reference topics.
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The create or edit a schedule page
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The Override Flowchart Parameters page
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The Scheduler management pages
The Scheduler can be run from the command line using the utility described in the following topic.
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scheduler_console_client
You can set up schedule notifications, as described in the following topics.
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Schedule notifications
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Setting up notifications for schedules you create
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Deleting or modifying notifications for schedules you create
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Setting up schedule notifications for a group of users
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The Edit Job Notification page
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