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There are a number of sources of documentation for JobScheduler, JADE, the JITL jobs delivered with JobScheduler, both online and offline. The most important starting points are:

Accessing documentation online

Accessing documentation offline

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From the file system

Documents are saved on the local file system as part of the JobScheduler installation procedure. These documents are updated with each new release and can be be opened directly from the file system using the paths ".\doc\en" and ".\doc\en<Z/code>" where "<code>." is the JobScheduler installation directory.
This is typically (on Windows systems) C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jobscheduler\myScheduler .

The documents found on the file system with JobScheduler v. 1.6 are:

  • The JobScheduler Reference documents in English German and French
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Via JOC "Help|Extras" Menu

  • The "Documentation (en)" and "Documentation (de)" items in this menu (see the adjacent screen-shot) open the JobScheduler Reference documents in English and German respectively. These are locally stored versions and updated with each new release / update. They can also be opened directly from the file system using the paths ".\doc\en" and ".\doc\en" where "." is the JobScheduler installation directory.
     This is typically (on Windows systems) {{C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jobscheduler\myScheduler\}}.
    
  • The other menu items (FAQ, Forum, etc.) are linked to online documents.

Job Documentation

The JITL JobScheduler template jobs that are delivered with each JobScheduler download are documented with a description of each job and its parameters.
These job descriptions can be accessed as follows:

ToDo - ScreenShots

  • Using the JobScheduler object editor, JOE:
    • Use the "Wizard" button to start generating the job
    • then select the job type and "Next"
    • In the "Import Jobs" dialog window select the job required and then click the "Description" button, which will open the job documentation.
  • From the file System:
    • The job descriptions can also be opened directly from the file system using the path ".\jobs" where "." is the JobScheduler "data" directory, in which the configuration and log files are installed.
       This is typically (on Windows systems) {{C:\ProgramData\sos-berlin.com\jobscheduler\myScheduler\}}.
       See the JobScheduler [Installation Guide|http://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/en/scheduler_installation.pdf] for more information about the JobScheduler file structure, in particular regarding Linux systems.
      
  • In the JobScheduler Operations Center, JOC:
    • To be completed ......
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