Registry Job Command is a command line utility for running various scheduled tasks. It is primarily intended to be run via XXX Cron, though it can also be run manually.
Installation
For installation instruction via cron, see XXX Registry Installation - Cron.
Usage
- job [-qv] -c <coid> -j <job> [-s] [parameters...]
- job [-qv] -r -c <coid> [-m <max>] [-p <parallel>]
where
- c: Numeric CO ID to process tasks for, or
allto process tasks for all COs (--coid) - q: Quiet mode, suppress most output (
--quiet) - r: Run queued jobs (
--run) - XXX
Understanding Parallel Operations
XXX
Output
Job Command is intended to provide minimal command line output, with actions instead recorded in Registry Job History.
Changes From Earlier Versions
As of Registry v5.0.0
- Prior to v5.0.0, Job Command was known as Registry Job Shell.