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How to create batch for recurrent process ?

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Hi guys,

I had an old process for update/refresh some tables which was run by clicking a menu item action.

Now i need to export this process to a recurrent Batch job which will be run everyday to refresh my tables, but without having to click action button.

How could i do that ?

Regards.
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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    238,745 Most Valuable Professional on at
    There are two frameworks for this purpose: RunBase and SysOperation.
     
    I recommend the latter, because it'll generate the dialog for you, you don't have to deal with serialization (pack/unpack) and you can then easily choose the execution mode. Look into SysOperation introductionto get a better idea.
  • Awaxx Profile Picture
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    Hi Martin,
     
    Thanks for this link.

    This way will be useful for a recurrent batch job and could be launch without menu item ?

    Regards.
  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    238,745 Most Valuable Professional on at
    You can add it to a menu, you can access a menu item through a URL, you can add a batch manually through a form and administrators can run the controller directly through SysClassRunner.

    And yes, both frameworks can be used for recurring batches. I know it was a requirement.
  • Awaxx Profile Picture
    229 on at
    Hi Martin

    Thanks again.

    Could i ask how to manage recurrency for this process here or should i create a new thread ?

    Regards
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    Bharani Preetham Peraka Profile Picture
    3,634 Moderator on at
    When you create a batch process using SysOperation Framework, as Martin suggested, it will generate a dialog for you. In that dialog itself you can set the recurrence, you can run that synchronously or asynchronously etc. If you follow the process suggested by Martin, then you will understand how to set the recurrence.

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