Scheduler — unattended refresh, imports, pipelines and exports

Scheduler — unattended refresh, imports, pipelines and exportsWhat can be scheduled, triggers, execution order, retries, notifications and the run history. Opens the refresh scheduler: background jobs that refresh grid bindings, re-run pinned queries, import files, run exports and PDF reports, run pipelines, check alert rules or take project backups. Each row has Run now and shows how its last run ended, and the Version history tab shows the git history of the schedules with a restore. Triggers are every N minutes, a fixed time on chosen weekdays in a chosen timezone, or manual/at-startup. A sequence number forces jobs to run one after another, and formulas are always recalculated after a data refresh within the same run, so an export later in the sequence reads settled values.

Where to find it

File → File → Scheduler

What this page covers

What can be scheduled
Triggers
Execution order & resolution
Git-tracked export & import definitions

Settings and controls documented

What to refresh
Trigger
Time (24h)
Timezone
Retry on failure
Wait between attempts (s)
Run timeout (minutes)
To
Write mode
Place as a refreshable binding
Refresh the bound data before running the steps

Full page

The full page — procedures and the explanation of every setting — is available to signed-in users.

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