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Runtime Scheduling Parameters – Summary

Control-O Runtime Scheduling parameters determine when a rule in the active Rule list is activated. When a rule is activated, that is, when its Runtime Scheduling parameters are satisfied, Control-O scans the environment for the occurrence of the messages or events specified in the ON statements of the rule. When the message and event criteria are satisfied, the rule is triggered, and the DO statements in the rule are performed. Only an activated rule can be a candidate for triggering.

Note: If the Runtime Scheduling parameters for an activated rule are no longer satisfied, the rule is deactivated, and cannot be triggered.

Runtime Scheduling parameters are also used to specify rule operation mode, rule priority, and optionally, a group of rules to which the rule belongs. The Runtime Scheduling parameters are shown in Table 115.

Table 115 Runtime Scheduling Parameters

Parameter

Description

IN

Prerequisite conditions for the rule.

TIME

Time limits (From, Until) for rule activation.

INTERVAL

The number of minutes to wait before the next activation of the rule.

PRIORITY

Internal Control-O rule priority.

CONTINUE SEARCH

Search for additional rules that may specify the same message, or stop search when it is found.

THRESHOLD

Limits the number of times that a rule can be triggered in one Control-O interval.

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