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Automatic Execution Using a Job File, Executing a job file

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Automatic Execution Using a Job File Operations such as importing can be automatically carried out by loading an XML-format job file that you create with an external editor. Click the DISK SETUP menu select button on the web application, and then click the JOB CONTROL tab. You can load or delete a job file, check its contents, execute it, and check the results in the JOB CONTROL tab screen. Loading a job file Click the Browse... button to the right of the JOB FILE box in the JOB CONTROL tab screen, specify the job file stored on the web client disk or external media, and then click the LOAD button. Job files that have been loaded can be selected in the QUEUE box. Checking the contents of a job file In the QUEUE box, select the job file that you want to check, and then click the SHOW button. The contents of the selected job file are displayed. Executing a job file In the QUEUE box, select the job file that you want to execute, and then click the EXEC button. The contents of the selected job file are automatically executed. Checking the results of an automatic execution Log files for job files that have been automatically executed are stored in the JOB LOG area, each indicated by the name of job file appended by the date and time of execution. A log file of a successfully executed job file can be selected by clicking the SUCCEEDED box, while a log file of a job file that failed can be selected by clicking the FAILED box. After selecting the log file that you want to check its contents, click the SHOW button to display the contents. To delete a log file Select the log file that you want to delete, and then click the DELETE button. Deleting a job file In the QUEUE box, select the job file that you want to delete, and then click the DELETE button. About creating a job file To create a job file using the settings configured in the web application, configure import settings and other settings in the IMPORT menu, and then click the START button while holding down the Shift key. A job file is created without import taking place. The tasks that can be defined in a job file correspond with most of the items that can be specified in the menus of the web application. For details, see "Job File Samples" on page 28 in "Appendix". 22 Other Operations

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Other Operations
Automatic Execution Using a Job
File
Operations such as importing can be automatically carried
out by loading an XML-format job file that you create with
an external editor.
Click the DISK SETUP menu select button on the web
application, and then click the JOB CONTROL tab.
You can load or delete a job file, check its contents,
execute it, and check the results in the JOB CONTROL tab
screen.
Loading a job file
Click the Browse... button to the right of the JOB FILE box
in the JOB CONTROL tab screen, specify the job file
stored on the web client disk or external media, and then
click the LOAD button.
Job files that have been loaded can be selected in the
QUEUE box.
Checking the contents of a job file
In the QUEUE box, select the job file that you want to
check, and then click the SHOW button.
The contents of the selected job file are displayed.
Executing a job file
In the QUEUE box, select the job file that you want to
execute, and then click the EXEC button.
The contents of the selected job file are automatically
executed.
Checking the results of an automatic
execution
Log files for job files that have been automatically
executed are stored in the JOB LOG area, each indicated
by the name of job file appended by the date and time of
execution. A log file of a successfully executed job file can
be selected by clicking the SUCCEEDED box, while a log
file of a job file that failed can be selected by clicking the
FAILED box.
After selecting the log file that you want to check its
contents, click the SHOW button to display the contents.
To delete a log file
Select the log file that you want to delete, and then click the
DELETE button.
Deleting a job file
In the QUEUE box, select the job file that you want to
delete, and then click the DELETE button.
About creating a job file
To create a job file using the settings configured in the web
application, configure import settings and other settings in
the IMPORT menu, and then click the START button
while holding down the Shift key. A job file is created
without import taking place.
The tasks that can be defined in a job file correspond with
most of the items that can be specified in the menus of the
web application.
For details, see “Job File Samples” on page 28 in
“Appendix”.