Overview of Scheduling Plan- FineDataLink Help Document

Last update: March 20, 2025

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FineDataLink Version	Functional Change
4.0.27	/
4.1.4	Schedule Configuration is separated from Task Control and renamed Scheduling Plan.
4.1.7.3	A scheduling plan can be configured in Production Mode only, not in Development Mode.

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In Production Mode, you can set timed scheduling plans and event-based scheduling plans for scheduled tasks, as shown in the following figure.

Scheduling Type	Description
Timed Scheduling	You can set the execution frequency for scheduled tasks for them to run periodically, ensuring prompt data updates. A scheduled task can be configured with different execution frequency.
Event-Based Scheduling	You can set scheduling dependency for tasks. For example, tasks A, B, and C that run independently exist on the ODS layer of the DW, and tasks D and F exist on the DW layer. Task D is required to run after tasks A and B are executed to reduce the time waiting for the whole ODS layer to be updated. Task D will not be triggered if tasks A and B fail, thus avoiding data accuracy issues.

Scheduling Type

Description

Timed Scheduling

You can set the execution frequency for scheduled tasks for them to run periodically, ensuring prompt data updates. A scheduled task can be configured with different execution frequency.

Event-Based Scheduling

You can set scheduling dependency for tasks.

For example, tasks A, B, and C that run independently exist on the ODS layer of the DW, and tasks D and F exist on the DW layer. Task D is required to run after tasks A and B are executed to reduce the time waiting for the whole ODS layer to be updated. Task D will not be triggered if tasks A and B fail, thus avoiding data accuracy issues.

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