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- Modeling Studio User Interface
- Add/Edit Function Dialog Box
- Change Query Node/Relationship Type Dialog Box
- Choose Operation for Selected Items Dialog Box
- Conditions of Related CIs Dialog Box
- Create/Edit/Save Reveal Path Dialog Box
- Creating New View Dialog Box
- Cycle Definition Dialog Box
- Hidden CIs Dialog Box
- Hierarchy Rules Dialog Box
- Left Pane
- Manage CI Watchpoints Dialog Box
- Model Editor
- Modeling Studio Page
- Models Containing Selected CI Dialog Box
- New Model Dialog Box
- New Pattern View/Template/Perspective Dialog Box
- New Watchpoint Dialog Box
- Open Reveal Path Dialog Box
- Pattern Based Model Scheduler Dialog Box
- Pattern-based Model Wizard
- Pattern View Editor
- Perspective-based View Editor
- Query Node Grouping Dialog Box
- Query/View Definition Properties Dialog Box
- Reveal CIs Dialog Box
- Save Query Dialog Box
- Save View/Template/Perspective Dialog Box
- Select Integration Points Dialog Box
- Sort Column Content Dialog Box
- Template-based View Wizard
- Template Parameter Values Dialog Box
- TQL Query Editor
- Views Containing Selected CI Dialog Box
- Watchpoints Updates Dialog Box
- <Query/Template/Perspective Name> Dependencies Dialog Box
Pattern Based Model Scheduler Dialog Box
This dialog box enables you to set the starting date and time and the repeat interval for Pattern-based models.
To access |
In the Modeling Studio, click the Pattern Based Model Scheduler button in the Resources tab of the left pane. |
Important information | All the pattern-based models are updated at the same time. The settings you select apply to all existing pattern-based models as well as those created subsequently. The default starting time for model updates is the server time at the time the first model is created. When you open the dialog box, the default starting time is the current server time at that moment. The default repeat interval is 12-hours. |
Relevant tasks | How to Build a New Pattern-based Model |
See also |
User interface elements are described below (unlabeled elements are shown in angle brackets):
UI Element (A-Z) | Description |
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Advanced Pattern Based Model Scheduler Updates | Select this option to schedule the pattern-based model updates using a Cron expression. |
Cron Expression |
When Advanced Pattern Based Model Scheduler Updates is selected, enter a Cron expression. For a description of the fields used in Cron expressions and examples of how to use them, see Cron Expressions. |
Daily Pattern Based Model Scheduler Updates | Select this option to schedule the pattern-based model updates using a starting date and time and a repeat interval. |
Repeat interval |
When Daily Pattern Based Model Scheduler Updates is selected, select an option for the repeat interval (in hours). This determines the frequency of the pattern-based model updates. Note The repeat interval must be evenly divisible in a 24-hour period to ensure that the updates are performed at the same hours each day. |
Server time | Displays the time on the server. |
Start at | Select a starting date and time for the pattern-based model updates. |
Validate Expression | After entering a Cron expression, click the Validate Expression button to confirm that the expression is valid. |
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