Hello Vijaya,
Polling Scheduler Task
Use
When you create a subscription, you can specify how often you want yourself or others to be informed about changes to documents.
Polling scheduler tasks are defined in the standard configuration for every interval.
Overview of Polling Scheduler Tasks
Polling Scheduler Task
Description
DailySubscriptions
The subscribed document is checked for changes daily.
WeeklySubscriptions
The subscribed document is checked for changes weekly.
MonthlySubscriptions
The subscribed document is checked for changes monthly.
Each of these tasks causes the subscription service to check the documents belonging to it at the time specified. If a document has changed, a notification is sent.
A subscription that informs you about every change to a document does not need its own polling scheduling task, as it reacts directly to repository events.
Prerequisites
The subscription service is activated.
Features
The following parameters are available for the definition of a polling scheduler task:
Parameters of Polling Scheduler Tasks
Parameters
Obligat.
Description
Task Name
Yes
Name of task.
Interval
Yes
Specifies the subscription interval and the subscription that the task is valid for.
Priority
Yes
Specifies the priority for the processing of the task.
CM Systems
No
Specifies the Content Management systems on which the task is executed.
Scheduler Times
No
Specifies the time at which the task is executed.
Activities
You have to define the CM installation on which the polling scheduler tasks are to be carried out. You only have to do this once.
To assign polling scheduler tasks to a CM installation, choose Content Management Global Services Scheduler Tasks Polling Scheduler Task.
If required you can specify other times at which the tasks are to be carried out (see Scheduler Timetable)
Thanks,
Satya Kumar
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