Cisco Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler 6.2 Guida Utente

– Allows you to create a new root folder for the 

 pane.

After selecting a folder associated with one of the six action types, if you right-click in the 

 pane, 

the 

 context menu displays. 

The following describes the items in the 

pane context menu. The same menu appears for 

each type of action.

 – Creates a new action definition.

 – Edits the selected action by displaying the its 

 dialog. 

 – Deletes the selected action definition. The action is removed from any instance 

where it has been used.

 – Creates a copy of the selected action with the same information as the selected 

action, except for the name.

 – Updates the data in the actions pane.

 – Prints a list of the available actions. 

– Prints the selected action(s). 

The 

 dialog displays when you add or edit an email message action.

 

An email action sends an email message in response to a job event or system event. You can send email 
to any individual or group with a valid email address in the mail system you have chosen. A user without 
a valid email address (provided on the 

 tab in the 

 dialog) cannot receive 

notification from an Email action. The individual receiving the email does not have to be a user of TES. 
For more information about setting up TES for email, see 

, and the TES 

To send email to a TES workgroup, that workgroup (not just the individual members) must have a 
mailbox, or be defined as a mailing list, in your email system. For help setting up a mailbox or mailing 
list, see your System or Mail Administrator.

 – The name of the action (up to 30 characters). The name must be unique.

 – The owner of the action. The default owner is the creator.

 – When selected, this option ensures that the action is available to all TES users (within 

the constraints of their security policy). You can select the default condition for this option from the 

 dialog. 

 – When you are in the 

 or 

 fields, this button inserts one or more 

variables. Appropriate values replace these variables when the action is triggered.

When creating an email message for a system event about losing your database connection, do not use 
variables that will not work without a connection to the database, i.e., <JobName> or <JobStatus>.