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Standalone Jobs are simple to configure but are neither as flexible nor as powerful as Order Jobs. However, Standalone Jobs are quite often used in simpler job scheduling environments and where users have migrated from other job scheduling systems such as TWS which are based on a similar concept.
Order Jobs are mainly run in Job Chains and require an Order before they can run. Orders are triggers that start a job chain and convey information about the state in a job chain that corresponds with the job that is being run. Orders can also have a payload of parameters that are processed by individual jobs. These concepts are explained in more detail in our Concepts for jobs, job chains and orders article. In addition, our Job Chains article illustrates some of the basic job chain patterns that can be implemented with JobScheduler.
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