Information | Description(Optional) |
Event Name | Messages based on user business requirements Definition are used to trigger task instance execution. An event can support triggering multiple task instances to run. An event can support triggering multiple task instances to run. |
Cycle Type | Corresponding to the cycle type of the listening event. The event instance and task instance can only be triggered when the planned scheduling time is the same. The cycle type of the event corresponds to the cycle type of the task as follows: minutes > minutes (corresponding time format: yyyyMMddHHmm) hour > hour (corresponding time format: yyyyMMddHH) days > days, weekly, monthly, yearly (corresponding time format: yyyyMMdd) |
Valid Time for Event Triggering | The maximum survival time of the event, it will be automatically destroyed when expired. |
Information | Description(Optional) |
Create | Listen for Event Creation. |
Trigger | Select the created listening event from the checkbox list. If the corresponding listening event is associated with task scheduling, the bulk event triggering feature can be used to trigger the events. |
Delete | Select the events in the list to delete them. |
Edit | You can modify the effective time and description of the event trigger. |
Manual Trigger | Manually trigger a single event. |
Associated Tasks | View the tasks associated with the event. |
Event instances | Navigate to the Instance Operation and Maintenance page to view the event instances generated after the event trigger. |
Delete | Delete a single instance. |
Search | Search for events in the list by event name. |
Refresh | Refresh the current event list. |
Export | Export events to a CSV file. You can choose to export all events, export search results, or export selected events. |
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