Guidance on Scheduled Task O&M

  • Last update: August 20, 2024
  • Overview

    After you have designed a scheduled task, you can manage the scheduled task, monitor the task running status, and view the task running log.

    This document lists the common O&M operations for scheduled tasks.

    Prerequisite

    You have created and developed a scheduled task. For details, see Overview of Data Development.

    Single Task Scheduling and Management

    The Scheduled Task function supports various scheduling scenarios, enabling periodic and automatic task execution. With FineDataLink parameters, it can achieve incremental and full data synchronization to the target table. Both manual execution and automatic scheduling execution are supported.

    On the scheduled task development page, you can set task scheduling plans and configure settings for issues that may arise in task running.

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    Function
    Description
    Scheduling Plan

    Timed Scheduling: You can set the execution frequency for a scheduled task after debugging it to have it run automatically at regular intervals, ensuring prompt data updates.

    Event-Based Scheduling: You can set scheduling dependencies for tasks, for example, executing Task C only after tasks A and B have been executed successfully.

    Task Control > Fault Tolerance Mechanism

    You can use Timeout Limit, Retry After Failure, and Dirty Data Tolerance functions to set strategies for handling issues arising in scheduled task running.

    Task Control > Result Notification

    You can notify specified users of the scheduled task failure such as dirty data and data definition language (DDL) changes through a specified channel, allowing the user to promptly review and fix the scheduled task in the production environment.

    Task Control > Task Attribute

    You can set the task priority to execute streams with high priorities in the queue first if the number of concurrent scheduled tasks of FineDataLink reaches the limit.

    Batch Task Control

    You can monitor the running status of tasks within your permission scope under O&M Center > Scheduled Task.

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    Function
    Description
    Scheduled Task O&M > Running Record

    You can view the task running status, including Success, Failure, and Running.

    You can also retry a task that fails or has dirty data.

    Scheduled Task O&M > Scheduling Plan

    The scheduling plan in the section "Single Task Scheduling and Management" applies to a single task. You can schedule tasks in batches under Scheduled Task O&M > Scheduling Plan. Customizing scheduling calendars is also supported.

    Scheduled Task O&M > Task Management

    You can view the number of scheduled tasks, task scheduling status, and scheduling execution status.

    At the same time, you can set Result Notification, Fault Tolerance Mechanism, and Task Attribute for tasks in batches.

    Load Distribution

    You can limit the maximum memory and concurrent resources for running scheduled tasks.

    Set the proportion of available memory and concurrency to total resources.

    Viewing Task Running Log

    After the task scheduling and configuration settings are completed, the scheduled tasks can run normally. Once the tasks are running, you can view the task running logs on the task page, as shown in the image below:

    For details about the parameter in the log, see Running Log Introduction.

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