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Scheduling workbench on local system

  • 23 July 2019
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Is there a possibility to schedule the workbench on our local system rather than putting it on the server due to data confidentiality issues?

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Best answer by david_r 23 July 2019, 11:07

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virtualcitymatt
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Yes! Check out the Windows Task Scheduler.

david_r
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Yes, you can create a batch file and configure the Windows task scheduler to run it at any interval.

There are some helpful hints here, in particular the one from @stalknecht on how to configure the batch file:

https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/66476/run-fme-desktop-automatically-scheduled.html

It's important to verify that the scheduled task is executed with a user that has sufficient rights, see also:

https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/67628/fme-batch-file-works-but-not-via-windows-task-sche.html

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Hi @david_r, The above URLs pointing to the community page not for a specific article page. Can I get the artifacts/right urls for the question please? 

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Hi @david_r, The above URLs pointing to the community page not for a specific article page. Can I get the artifacts/right urls for the question please? 

Looks like the recent migration to the new forum has somehow lost the references. I’m suspecting these are the current URLs:

@mark2atsafe Do you have an idea why the old URLs aren’t working anymore?

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Great, Thank you @david_r!!

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@mark2atsafe Do you have an idea why the old URLs aren’t working anymore?

 

Looks like they are from the old, old system, not the most recent one. It might be that we can’t redirect those any more, but the person who will have an answer is @LizAtSafe who is our resident link redirection genius.

 

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